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Отличная игра! Музыка - кайф. Очень понравилось добивание врагов. Ад, дробовик и безумие. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2816432035

Ниче не понял, но все понравилось

Прекрасная игра. Она идеально передает то чувство, когда ты изо всех сил пытаешься выстроить свою жизнь, но судьба раз за разом спавнит перед тобой двух Баронов Ада и одного Кибердемона!

GUNS, BLOOD, GUNS, VIOLENCE, GUNS, ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ GUNS, SHOOTING DEMONS, AND BIGGER ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ GUNS! 10/10

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Sanırım bu yıl boyunca bunun kadar overrated oyun oynamadım/oynamayacağım. Bu seride oynadığım ilk oyun bu, ona rağmen ilk çıkardıkları oyunun aynısı olduğu çok belli. Grafik ve öldürme sekans adı altında pixel oyununu değiştirmeden önümüze koymuşlar. Platform yok denecek kadar az ,ortam materyalleri mermiler ve sağlık kitleri hariç hiçbir işe yaramıyor. Düşman çeşitliliği zaten ayrı komedi. Alev topu atan bir yaratık, alev topu atan daha yüksek canlı bir yaratık ,onun dev versiyonu, bir iki attıktan sonra ışınlanmış versiyonu, uçan versiyonu, onun ekstradan yakın dövüş versiyonu diye gidiyor. Sorsan çeşitlilik oluyormuş bu. Boss yok yüksek ihtimalle sadece son bölümde vardır. 6 saatlik bir oyunu 10-20 saate uzatmışlar. Zaten bunu bi ara multiplayer oyununa dönüştürmeye çalışmışlar onu da başaramamışlar. Milletin bu brutality sevdasını anlamıyorum zaten. Bastığın tek tuş ,tüm oyun boyunca sadece bir iki farklı hareket yapıyor sorsan eğlenceli der. Çok büyük beklentim yoktu ama ona rağmen tam anlamıyla hayal kırklığı bir oyun. 3.5/10

JOGASSO DA PORRA! Foi o único jogo que me fez descontar toda minha raiva em demônios, e eles não puderam fazer nada. Muitas execuções uma melhor do que a outra, além de uma trilha sonora frenética que combina com o estilo do jogo. Dito isso 10/10 compre sem medo e seja feliz.

⭐⭐⭐⭐❌ "They are rage, brutal, without mercy... But you, you will be worse. Rip and tear, until it is done!" DOOM 2016 was the only one of the modern DOOM games I didn't play fully when I was initially exposed to the franchise in the quiet period between it and DOOM: Eternal. I was aware of the plot, the enemies and the bosses, but something about it never hooked me like Eternal and The Dark Ages did. However, after playing the full game now I wonder why I ever skipped out on it because it is a very strong game. Some quick praises I want to note firstly is the weapon roster, as each weapon is primarily stripped from the original games of old with the exception of the Gauss Cannon. All of these weapons are fun to quickly switch around, and you'll find yourself hooked onto their upgrades, especially in the later levels. Speaking of, I think the level design and the weapons work greatly with one another as I can weave around corners or leap up jump points with a lock on rocket barrage or missiles. These are refined later in Eternal and The Dark ages based on personal experience. I did want to critique that some levels around the middle of the game felt too cramped for the enemies that they were throwing my way, and I could have easily cleared the arenas in a single run if it weren't for corners that felt unnecessarily tight. There's also the demon roster, which was really fun, although I felt like they introduced all of the demons a bit too early, I found all of them to be used correctly in the arenas nonetheless. Their designs are brilliantly remade from the ground up, all looking familiar but hosting a beautiful variety of differing character silhouettes, and their unique attacks allow you to cheese them out for extra damage. Again, this is refined to be even better in Eternal and The Dark Ages. The weapons and the variety of demons are another thing that work really well together as once you find a rhythm of weapon swapping with each demon it really lives you hungering for more. Which, for a series not initially built off immersion, really makes you feel like DOOMGuy in his current state of mind. Not every demon is built for the same weapon either, which encourages you to remember what demon is weak to what and always have your finger on the keypad. Finally, the story is simple, having an in-universe way of writing a reboot to DOOM by having DOOMGuy be transported to another universe with a similar demonic problem always worked really well with me. As it allows us to feel familiarized with similar concepts and plot-points but still have stakes feel new as this isn't the same world anymore. Samuel Hayden and VEGA are nice additions, even if they're relegated to voices in DOOMGuy's visor 90% of the time, but I can clearly see they were building up the reveals of The Father and Samur, The Seraphim in DOOM: Eternal with a couple lines in 2016. I want to expand upon this by also greatly complimenting Hugo Martin's ability to have storytelling feel consistent and fresh while not impacting the gameplay, having environmental storytelling around in every level also adds a lot of visual wonder the the world of the modern DOOM games. I appreciate it even more now in Eternal and The Dark Ages. I'll be replaying DOOM: Eternal and it's Ancient Gods DLCs soon, hungry for more...