Unlike the first game which would have you activate these eggs to send enemies down upon you, DOOM Eternal has a much better rhythm to its levels. How’d he get this Fortress of Doom he can now travel to and from? Where the hell’s that robot dude Samuel from the end of the last game? Only codex entries know and before you think about it too much, there’s a ton of enemies to kill. It’s hell on Earth with an invasion underway and the Doom Slayer is looking to put a stop to it. When you boot up the game you witness one of the best video game openings in some time with Mick Gordon’s phenomenal soundtrack kicking your ass straight into the mood to kick-ass and then are thrown straight into the action.
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Thankfully, id Software knows only the hardcore care for the DOOM lore and hides nearly all of it in codex entries and although it does take the story more serious than the first game in some ways, that doesn’t mean you have to too - because I certainly didn’t. Just give me the guns so I can shoot everything in sight and to be fair, the first game trained me to think like this as it had the Doom Slayer literally smash the plot.
Other than one pretty cool story moment about half-way through the game, I understood the plot of DOOM Eternal as much as I did DOOM (2016). It’s faster, bloodier, louder and more kick-ass than ever before. DOOM Eternal takes everything that made DOOM one of the best FPS’s of this generation and turns it from an 11 to a 22.
It was more intense and graphic than DOOM had ever been before thanks to the glory kills system which pushed players to keep in the action. In 2016 id Software rebooted DOOM by taking the franchise back to its roots of fast-paced, in-your-face shooting.
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