Released Sep 30, 1994

Genres: Action, Shooter

Platforms: Xbox One, iOS, PC, PlayStation 4, Game Boy Advance, Classic Macintosh, Android, macOS, Nintendo Switch, Xbox 360

Developers: Bethesda Softworks, id Software, Nerve Software, Lion Entertainment, Infinity, Torus Games, MachineWorks Northwest
Publishers: Valve, Bethesda Softworks, Activision Blizzard, Activison, id Software, GT Interactive Software, Virgin Interactive, GT Interactive, Imagineer, CDV Software

The game from the legendary programmers John Carmack and John Romero, who worked together with American McGee, on the first-person shooter game that will run on anything: from mobile devices to engineering calculators. The game became the second in the series Doom, received improved multiplayer, graphics and improved optimization.

Gameplay-wise game is not so different from its predecessor. The developers decided to take advantage of the progress of the computer hardware to fine-tune their game engine. The player still took control of the nameless space marine, which traveled through 30 non-linear levels. A level is considered to be completed after the player finds the coded doors. A rich arsenal of weapons and a variety of models of enemies will not get bored.

The plot continues the story of the first part: after defeating the invasion of demons on the moons of Mars and returning from Hell, the protagonist finds the Earth captured by the creatures that he just conquered. A solo company can be fashioned alone, and in multiplayer, to battle with friends today: for the game, there is a huge amount of third-party mods to play online without using of archaic dial-up connection.

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