DOOM 3

No matter what.. Doom will always be great games for me. Got this very cheap and decided to try and finish it for once. Game looks a bit aged not gonna lie, but yea thats just because it is. So far the game runs really smooth for me with constant 120fps at Ultrawide 2560x1080 resolution. No manual config edits or mods needed at all for this! :) Also you get the original Doom3 + Exp and both classic games in this package as well. So yea.. Recommend for sure! ^^

doom 3 is very much a doom game, idk what people are on about when they say it isnt its actually more doom than doom eternal is. doom 3 has a significant amount of similarities with doom 1, its only "different" because its no longer limited by hardware restrictions also i will not take doom 3 shotgun slander, just imagine its a melee weapon and watch it shred literally anything

[Originally completed on Switch] Doom 3 reframes the series as horror, with the Mars City facility torn open by teleportation experiments that breach Hell. The darkness drives the dread, with the flashlight and the flickering corridors doing more work than any monster. The weapon roster builds from the pistol to the BFG, with the punchy shotgun and the monstrous BFG charge shot standing out. The expansions add the super shotgun, which is a joy in close quarters, and the BFG Edition's toggleable flashlight spares the original's weapon-or-light choice. The enemy roster is deep, from possessed marines and zombies to imps, pinkies, cacodemons, revenants, mancubi and hell knights, each with distinct behaviours. The ambush-heavy set-pieces, with collapse-able walls, summoning circles and the trip to Hell itself, keep the facility unpredictable. The audio logs and video discs reconstruct the colony's collapse, with the forbidden teleporter experiments at the centre of the story. The Soul Cube provides the goal, an ancient weapon that once banished the demons and now offers the only way to close the portal. The latter half of the base campaign throws too much at once, with enemy placement that becomes a slog. The flashlight barely illuminates, and its recharge mechanic stops play while waiting. The expansion content holds up better, with Resurrection of Evil's pacing and the time-slowing Artifact, plus Lost Mission's classic eight-level structure. The bruiser enemies hit brutally hard, and the Guardian boss fight is a recurring frustration. Overall, atmosphere and the weapon roster make Doom 3 a strong, scary shooter. The late-game enemy spam and the weak flashlight are the main caveats.

If DOOM was more of a slow-burn, semi-story driven horror game inspired by the first Half-Life. Heavy jump scares, some funny dated stuff, awesome voice acting, and some pretty good atmosphere. It's often not liked by the larger DOOM fanbase because it's different. Yeah the shotgun is kinda bad, but if you can point and click enemies you'll still kill things reliably so get over it. Enemies aren't all that intelligent or difficult to deal with, most just make a beeline for you once you trigger them. Some of them are fast, most of them are slow and rely on jump scare tactics with all the pitch black corridors. If you ask me it's a solid fps that includes it's expansions and the old DOOM games so for 10 bucks you could do a hell of a lot worse ya big babies.

Is good.

3 has my favorite story of the Doom games. It's "the usual" but with extra (and optional) flavor via the PDAs, radio chatter, videos, etc. The lore-heavy stuff of the later games isn't my cup of tea. Everyone already knows about monster closets, jump scares, and flashlight but what stands out after playing this for the first time in years: the weapons kinda suck. 3 has the worst shotgun of any of the Doom games. Enemies are pretty spongey. Default weapon sounds are weak. Still, I think this is worth playing in 2026 for any Doom fan.

It's Classic DOOM on Steam