DOOM 64

This was a fun game, very quick but definitely worth a play if you want to experience a classic. 7/10 - Would shoot more demons in the face.

One of the only Doom games to embrace the creepy factor completely, and I think it does a better job than Doom 3. I love the art, the enemy designs/sprite work, and the gunplay. The weapons are crazy fun to use and have a good amount of weight to them, becoming one of my favorite parts of this game. Level design isn’t as good as the first two Doom games, but they do have really cool set pieces and textures. In short, it feels like the essential Doom experience with added bits of atmosphere and horror. Definitely worth checking it out if you never have

Absolutely underrated DOOM game ngl

o diabo não esta brincando contigo!!!!

fa cagare - it sucks ass. 10/10 consigliato - buy it

**★★★★★ 5/5 – The horror DOOM 3 wished it could pull off** DOOM 64 doesn't need cheap jump scares, endless scripted sequences, or making you fumble around in the dark with a flashlight to be unsettling. It understands something DOOM 3 never quite figured out: if you're going to make DOOM creepy, don't forget you're playing as the guy the demons should be afraid of. The atmosphere is absolutely top-notch. The lighting is oppressive, the ambient soundtrack sounds like Hell itself is breathing down your neck, and every level feels like a carefully crafted deathtrap waiting to test your reflexes. It's eerie without ever sacrificing the fast, aggressive gameplay that defines DOOM. You're not hiding from monsters—you *are* the monster, just from the other side of the fight. The level design is outstanding. Secrets are worth hunting, fights demand movement instead of hiding behind a corner, and every encounter feels deliberate. The redesigned demons look more sinister than ever, proving you don't need photorealistic graphics to make Hell look like Hell. Then there's DOOM 3... the game that spent so much time trying to convince everyone it was survival horror that it forgot it was supposed to be DOOM. Instead of unleashing chaos, it often has you inching through dimly lit hallways while another closet conveniently spits out an Imp. It's less "Rip and Tear" and more "Wait, where's my flashlight?" DOOM 64 had already mastered horror years earlier by letting the atmosphere support the action—not replace it. If you really want to crank things up to eleven, install **Brutal DOOM 64**. It takes everything that already works and dials the violence into overdrive with brutal gore, heavier combat feedback, and even more satisfying demon carnage. It feels like the missing link between classic DOOM and the modern reboots, without losing the oppressive atmosphere that makes DOOM 64 so memorable. DOOM 64 is an overlooked masterpiece and one of the strongest entries in the entire franchise. It proves you can make DOOM dark, unsettling, and intimidating without sacrificing speed, brutality, or the sheer joy of turning Hell's armies into piles of demon chunks. Rip. Tear. Repeat. Highly recommended.