Excluding some of the gimmicky and unfair missions from the original games was a wise move on the developer’s end.
You won’t find any secret levels in Final DOOM, though the 30 maps on offer (21 less than its predecessor, sadly) should keep you amused for a handful of hours. You can tackle them in any order you wish. Each of these are split between three chapters, respectively. 13 missions from the Master Levels for Doom II – created by the most talented mappers at the time – are included alongside 11 from TNT: Evilution and 6 from the infamously-challenging Plutonia Experiment. Final DOOM offered more demon-slaying action for Sony fans, and while it’s nothing too remarkable, the trip back to Hell is still a fun one.įinal DOOM is a sizeable potpourri, made up of three expansion packs previously exclusive to the PC. And of course check out Jake’s YouTube channel for lovely retro gaming vids.Īfter the smash-hit success of the 1995 PlayStation port of DOOM – which was deemed a fresh and unique spin on the PC classic by critics and fans alike – Williams Entertainment released a second batch of missions a year later. So when our Jake said he fancies reviewing a DOOM instalment that none of us have had any experience with we said YES.
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