Last year's DOOM is already one of my favorite first-person shooters. Every piece of the game feels as though it was designed to hit players like a sack of bricks. Its combat encounters are violent and snappy affairs that encourage both constant movement and reckless aggression through the Glory Kill system. DOOM is kinetic energy distilled into a digital form.
But DOOM's 2016 rebirth comes with a certain amount of baggage. After languishing in development hell for a few years, the shooter underwent numerous changes before releasing to critical praise. Though the final product is damn near perfect, getting it to that point took plenty of effort.
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