I don’t want id to reinvent the wheel, but a fresh take on what DOOM is, while observing other horror games on the market, could give us something amazing. The prospect of seeing Rage‘s AI and impressive animations applied to demons excites me already. DOOM 4 needs to give us a decent story, exciting and varied environments, and some horrifying enemies. Dead Space 2 was a fairly linear monster closet affair, but it had a lot of finesse and care. It didn’t help that the story was very poor and uninteresting.įor DOOM 4, I’d really like to see id create something more unique than a monster-closet space station.
For me, it did not age well and I got bored very quickly. The series of monster closets and samey-looking metal hallways, the overbearing waves of enemies, and the repetitiveness of it all really sullied the experience. I appreciated its stunning graphics, dark atmosphere, and scary monsters, but upon replaying it on Xbox 360, I just couldn’t get into it. When the 3rd game released on Xbox, I bought it and really enjoyed it. But what about what we want and hope from the fourth main entry in the DOOM series? Find out in Rely Reacts to DOOM 4. Its original design was scrapped and remade, and now we know that a beta of DOOM 4 will be attached to the latest Wolfenstein.
We know it’s coming, and we know that DOOM 4 will be something created with a considerable amount of effort by developer id Software.
