This is as if John Carpenter directed a movie with Aliens and Predators. If you survive compatibility issues this is a tasty trash food you'll just keep eating.

It is an incredible piece, almost squandered by repetitive tasks and overdone with change directions in the middle of the game. Still has an impressive identity anyway.

Original on its own way, fun and fair. While the overload distracts you on this free to play, when you least expect you might be already be part of the community.

Mindseye is the ultimate lie-until-you-make-it model abuse, though No Man's Sky and Cyberpunk are the pioneers of the method.

If you're arriving now you might be too late for the party. Extreme steep learning curve, sinister salty rewards designed to break then indoctrinate. Self-inform yourself before buying.

I often say in reviews that this kinda of thing makes gaming looking like a creative dump, rather than a source of such.

They added some extra details, renewed and remodeled while preserving the game, resulting into a nostalgia rush, or new experience entirely. Bad side; they preserved the bad sides too.

I can't recommend a remaster that only added Ray Tracing in a separate application, that's not exactly what I would call a fair trade if major issues remained the same and no gameplay tunning.

Fans have been remastering Doom for the past 30 years, so consider this remaster of all packages together too sweet but too late. Still your chance to know Doom if you haven't yet.

Thanks trusty CEOs and beautiful humanist corporation for taking 7 years to get this game 15% closer to what was pormissed. I'm very happy