After 12 years since Doom 3, Doom has returned to fill your demon-slaying needs. In this stunning revival, the Union Aerospace Corporation's research facility has been overwhelmed, by you guessed it, fierce demons. Obviously, you're the lone space marine who has one task, to kill them all.

game was corny, was so bored after 10 minutes of play

2004's Doom 3 was a shooter that focused on survival, pitting the player against hordes of monsters in a progressive environment where opening fire isn't always the best path to success. It's a great game, but it's not a Doom game.

Doom needs little in the way of introduction. Launched in 1993, the hugely important and influential title helped bring first-person shooters to the forefront of gaming. However, despite the series being so well regarded, iterations of the game have been somewhat of a rarity.

Despite a troubled development, Doom is a confident, cracking throwback that pays loving tribute to its much-vaunted forefathers while bringing the noise via cutting edge tech. In a world awash with sci-fi hitscan shooters, it's a breath of fiery air that will delight as it melts faces.

Pace and Glory Kill system keep each major encounter intense, and make a refreshing change from most other modern shooters; Features a grisly range of enemy types and a varied arsenal that's fun to mow them down with; Great level design leads to exhilarating, chaotic battles.

Multiplayer is perfectly serviceable; but can't match the single-player experience in terms of standing out from the pack

This Doom has managed to accomplish what Doom 3 couldn't. Getting the fast-paced brutal feeling of the original DOOM into new gen graphics. A must play.

This reminded me of the old school DOOM games. Focussing mainly on an immersive shooter and not trying overly hard to create an engaging storyline. Lots of fun after a hard day at work when you just want to kill demons.

Unlike past DOOM releases from Bethesda, this DOOM (2016) reboot seemed to release without much fanfare, and even with some doubts with the multiplayer beta . Even more surprising was that review codes weren't sent out until the game's official release to the gaming public.

Stunning iD Tech visuals never fail to impress; Easily the best FPS single-player campaign on current-gen hardware; Buttery-smooth chaotic combat; SnapMap needs a huge marketing boost all its own

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The game is back. What a classic. the improvements with better graphics etc...updates make it even better than before.

A confident resurgence of one of the FPS genre's pioneering efforts; DOOM not only manages to boast perhaps the finest single-player campaign in the genre but also a blissfully entertaining multiplayer suite and map editor to boot.