Say what you want about the original Doom games but they at least had some sense of exploration, even if it was boiled down to findings secrets and keys. You couldn't, for example, dart through each level in a completely linear fashion like you do in Doom Eternal. As a result, Doom Eternal feels more like Serious Sam than the traditional Doom. It's just kill enemies in a room that spawn all around you, enemies respawn, kill them again, go to next area. All the secrets and "hidden areas" in Doom Eternal ...

Bought this game during sale at the behest of some friends in order to play the MP, but I'm interested in the SP too. I understand that it continues from the first game's story, but I also understand that it's Doom we're talking about. Will I be able to enjoy the singleplayer story without playing the first one?...

It's a pretty poor attempt at DOOM. I do hope that the rumours of the next one being a lot slower paced are true - let's get DOOM back to it's horror roots and do away with all this platforming nonsense.

I'm an old school gamer. Was around to play original Doom (and Wolfenstein before that). I generally try to be positive and try to separate my personal feelings about games, movies, music, etc from the work in and of itself. I tried Doom Eternal for the second time recently. Doom 2016 was the most fun I had in a long time on a computer game with high intensity. I like most types of games. I started on Atari and Pong, so can appreciate the bounty of modern gaming. I usually enjoy depth and story, but occas...

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