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Final DOOM
Released On: May 31, 1996
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8.9
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User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 99 User Ratings
8.9
87% Positive
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6% Negative
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User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 99 User Ratings
8.9
87% Positive
86 Ratings
86 Ratings
7% Mixed
7 Ratings
7 Ratings
6% Negative
6 Ratings
6 Ratings
This comes with 2 new Campaigns. One is named PLUTONIA and it's nearly perfect! These levels are satisfying, aesthetically pleasing, and balanced very well. I like it more than the original Doom2! There's some traps, but they're slight inconveniences. If you want to avoid any frustration, then Play it on HURT ME PLENTY mode. I highly recommend.
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i was born in 93. first played in 98. both doom, 2, and final doom. i was only 4 or 5. cant believe i got my first copy just last year in 2013. i got the case and everything. i will never get rid of my copy. I remember like yesterday the exact levels i played and remember the exact days. doom isnt just a game to me, its a part of my memory beacaue me and my brother use to play this 15 years ago and i miss those days more than anything in the world.
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There's nothing I can say that hasn't already been said; Doom is one of the most important and influential video games of all time. Doom didn't invent the first-person shooter, but it laid the groundwork for the entire genre and established many of the essential elements still found in FPS titles today. I'm old enough to remember playing Doom on a DOS PC shortly after its release; it still holds up incredibly well today.
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I liked playing the excellent 1994 classic Doom in stunning new maps, and a jungle environment really spices up the gameplay. Excellent, a 10 is what it well and truly deserves.
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The maps are maze like. the health regen system is insufficient and creates lose only situation in the short term. health pickups are hard to come by and turns into a treasure hunt. such things feel like a chore. the ammo system exposes how unbalanced the weapons are by forcing variety in weapon usage. invisible enemies are frustrating to fight against. the player's own weapons can very easily kill the player. weapons such as the flamethrower and rocket launcher fall into the category. getting body blocked ****. the maps aren't open enough with enough routes to prevent repeeking.
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Final Doom is basically a pack of levels for Doom that is only for the hardcore fans of the series, so that you explode and know perfectly the playable mechanics of the classic series at 100%
What is the problem? That in addition to the fact that the difficulty curve shoots up in many of these maps (in addition to not being as interesting as in Doom 1 and 2), it does not innovate or bring anything new, no enemies, no weapons, nothing! And that's a bit unfortunate, since for a game that came out in 1996 the Doom graphics engine was already getting a bit outdated, with games like Quake 1 that came out a few days after Final Doom, or Hexen that had come out 1 year ago and It is possibly the game that best exploits the capabilities of ID Tech 1, both graphically and playably.
Basically Final Doom is a paid level pack, when there are already free level packs better designed and free to download on the internet! And if i talk about the levels itself, at least Plutonia and Master Levels they were horrible designed. TNT has some decent/very good levels, but still it leaves a lot to be desired both for the time, and for the legacy of Doom 1 and 2. Only worth buy for TNT to be honest....
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Summary The final chapter in the legendary Doom series. This is it. The end. The end of the undead Marines, the acid-drenched hallways and hell-spawned hordes. Its 2 new, 32-level episodes (complete with new stories, The Plutonia Experiment and Evilution) let you finish what you started. Final Doom. End of story. -Frighteningly realistic graphi...
Rated M
for Mature
Platforms:
- PC
- PlayStation
Initial Release Date: May 31, 1996
Developer:
- id Software
Publisher: GT Interactive
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