While DOOM 3 had some more Survival Horror aspects to it compared to the previous games in the series, DOOM (2016) goes back to basics and brings back some old-school FPS mechanics and blends it with modern day controls. Taking control of the Doom Marine (here known as the Doom Slayer) once more, players trek across the surface of Mars and the catacombs of Hell in order to put a stop to the demonic invasion that has gripped the planet, taking down hundreds of demons as they try stop the Doom Slayer from foiling their ambitions. Released in May of 2016, DOOM, also known as DOOM (2016) to differentiate from the original game, is the fifth main installment of the DOOM franchise by id Software. Sure, there’s some ambiguously evil, well-intentioned extremist of a scientist saying that you two should work together for the betterment of all, but who cares about that when there’s a room full of demons to slay and a shotgun to deliver lead-filled justice with? The legions of Hell will throw anything and everything they have to stop the one-man apocalypse that just woke up from their nap, but in the face of one of the most iconic and deadly FPS protagonists in the history of gaming, they do not stand a chance.
Normal people would freak out and promptly get devoured, but if you were an ancient warrior hell-bent on destroying every last demon that stood in their way, you would break out of those chains out of sheer rage, grab the zombie, turn its head into salsa by introducing it to the side of your sarcophagus, grab a pistol, and then casually wipe out the rest of the zombies in the room before you even got your armor on. A pretty horrifying way to start your day would be waking up on a stone slab, chained and stripped down, alarms blaring, the room covered in blood, and a zombie shambling its way towards you ready for breakfast.
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