DOOM Eternal is the direct sequel to the award-winning and critically-acclaimed DOOM (2016). The upcoming game will see Mick Gordon return with an entirely new soundtrack to rip and tear to.
During the Bethesda E3 Showcase, id Software took to the stage to reveal that DOOM Slayer is back in DOOM Eternal, a direct sequel to the 2016 reboot of DOOM. The upcoming title will feature an ultimate combination of speed, power, and an entirely new leap forward in the newly established push-forward mechanics we saw in the 2016 release.
With his return, the DOOM Slayer will be encountering enemies both new and old. id Software has revealed that Mick Gordon will be making a return to score the upcoming soundtrack for DOOM Eternal. In the trailer (as seen below) fans will be exploring a Hellish landscape, one where the world the demonic forces of Hell have taken a foothold as the landscape is terraformed to their very needs.
For those with a keen eye, they will notice enemies such as the once missing Pain Elemental, the distant view of what looks to be an Archvile and various new forms of enemies both new and old.
At this time Bethesda and id Software have not revealed the release window for DOOM Eternal, the publisher has revealed that DOOM Eternal will be launching for PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
If you haven’t checked it out, you can check out our review for DOOM (2016) on Nintendo Switch or for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC today.
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