Doom 2016 was a reboot of the classic franchise Doom, which brought with it a myriad of fun, action, gore, and awesome music. But first, a run down of what Doom is besides just a fast-paced first person shooter. Doom 2016 tells the story of the Doom-Slayer, an unknown entity in a suit called the Praetor suit, waking up in a Mars facility owned by the UAC, or United Aerospace Corporation, currently under a demonic invasion due to the scientists trying to use hell to produce Argent Energy, a infinite, clean energy source that exists in hell, and that didn’t exactly end well, since when you wake up, you’re one of only 3 people left alive in the facility. Your mission as the Doom-Slayer is to close the portal to hell and kill every single demon in your way with a ton of weapons to use, and listen to a great soundtrack while doing it. Doom’s soundtrack adds a whole new level to the experience that is this game, taking it from a mindless gore-fest, to a mindless gore-fest where you actually feel like a badass like your character truly is. See, the Doom-Slayer is feared by all demons, so much so that there are little tablets scattered throughout hell that tell his story, and that no demon could match his strength, and when meeting one of the second type of enemies, the Imps in the game, the first one screams in fear when it sees you. When a demon screams in fear when seeing your character for the first time, you know you’re scary.
The game is completely different with or without music:
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