Pros

• +Great gameplay with several weapons to use, each with their own mods and upgrades
  
• +A variety of enemies to fight against
  
• +Explorable levels, allowing you to find upgrade points and collectibles
  
• +Great soundtrack and nice graphics
  
• +Able to upgrade your suit and some of your equipment along with further customization with the rune system

Cons

• -Some fights can feel overwhelming, especially when multiple tougher enemies spawn at once
  
• -A few of the enemy types are annoying to fight against
  
• -It feels like the amount of ammo you can hold is on the lower side, even when fully upgraded

Comments
Doom Eternal is a great game with fast paced gameplay and a decently sized campaign. Throughout the campaign, you will unlock several weapons that you can freely switch between in order to defeat your enemies. Most of the weapons also have two weapon mods that you can freely switch between. These mods change the secondary function of the weapon and offers more gameplay variety. There are a variety of enemies to fight against, though a few of them can be annoying to fight against. A few of the encounters can get overwhelming since multiple strong enemy types can spawn at once. Overall, the campaign was very fun to play through.

There is also a horde mode, though it is more of an arcade mode since there aren’t endless waves. It is more level based with each level having around 2 to 4 waves and there is an ending to horde mode. It incorporates enemies from the dlc as well, though some of the waves can be overwhelming since so many enemies can spawn in. I have not tried out battle mode so I cannot comment on that.

Overall, I greatly enjoyed playing through Doom Eternal’s main campaign. If you are a fan of shooters, I highly recommend picking this game up. If the deluxe edition is on sale, I recommend getting that version instead of the standard one if it doesn’t cost much more. The deluxe edition comes with the two ancient gods dlcs, but while they are good, I did not enjoy them as much as the main campaign.

[b]Pros[/b] [list] [*] +Great gameplay with several weapons to use, each with their own mods and upgrades [*] +A variety of enemies to fight against [*] +Explorable levels, allowing you to find upgrade points and collectibles [*] +Great soundtrack and nice graphics [*] +Able to upgrade your suit and some of your equipment along with further customization with the rune system [/list] [b]Cons[/b] [list] [*] -Some fights can feel overwhelming, especially when multiple tougher enemies spawn at once [*] -A few of the enemy types are annoying to fight against [*] -It feels like the amount of ammo you can hold is on the lower side, even when fully upgraded [/list] [b]Comments[/b] Doom Eternal is a great game with fast paced gameplay and a decently sized campaign. Throughout the campaign, you will unlock several weapons that you can freely switch between in order to defeat your enemies. Most of the weapons also have two weapon mods that you can freely switch between. These mods change the secondary function of the weapon and offers more gameplay variety. There are a variety of enemies to fight against, though a few of them can be annoying to fight against. A few of the encounters can get overwhelming since multiple strong enemy types can spawn at once. Overall, the campaign was very fun to play through. There is also a horde mode, though it is more of an arcade mode since there aren’t endless waves. It is more level based with each level having around 2 to 4 waves and there is an ending to horde mode. It incorporates enemies from the dlc as well, though some of the waves can be overwhelming since so many enemies can spawn in. I have not tried out battle mode so I cannot comment on that. Overall, I greatly enjoyed playing through Doom Eternal’s main campaign. If you are a fan of shooters, I highly recommend picking this game up. If the deluxe edition is on sale, I recommend getting that version instead of the standard one if it doesn’t cost much more. The deluxe edition comes with the two ancient gods dlcs, but while they are good, I did not enjoy them as much as the main campaign.