
A demonic invasion has overwhelmed the Union Aerospace Corporation's Mars research facility. As one of only a few survivors, you must fight your way to hell and back against a horde of demons in this award-winning horror/action FPS and reimagining of the original DOOM.
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Languages: English*, German*, French*, Italian*, Spanish - Spain*, Japanese**languages with full audio support
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juego todo hermosisimo, no merece el hate que tenia solamente por ser diferente a los anteriores doom, compralo y jugalo si esta en oferta uwu.
This game made me not enjoy playing games. I can't resist the 100% completion on games, but this game made me hate myself. If your not down with the tism, it's a really great game to just sit back and enjoy.
DOOM 3: BFG Edition is a great way to experience one of the most unique entries in the DOOM franchise. Forget the pure action of the newer games — DOOM 3 is a horror-focused FPS that trades speed and chaos for atmosphere, tension, and a terrifying journey through the UAC Mars facility. The game may be different from classic DOOM, but its dark corridors, incredible lighting, sound design, and oppressive atmosphere still make it a memorable experience. This BFG Edition improves the original package by bringing DOOM 3, the excellent Resurrection of Evil expansion, the new Lost Mission campaign, and even the classic DOOM and DOOM II. It also adds technical improvements, better widescreen support, and quality-of-life changes that make the game easier to enjoy today. The gameplay is slower and more methodical than other DOOM games, focusing on exploration, enemy encounters, and managing your resources. The demons are less about overwhelming you with numbers and more about creating constant pressure in a dark environment where every corner could hide something waiting to attack. The BFG Edition also changes one of the most famous mechanics of the original: the flashlight. Being able to use it while holding a weapon makes the game more accessible, even if it slightly reduces the tension created by having to choose between seeing in the dark and defending yourself. Some people dislike the slower pace compared to classic DOOM, but if you enjoy atmospheric sci-fi horror FPS games, DOOM 3 remains a fantastic experience. The sound design, monster encounters, and feeling of isolation on Mars are still impressive today. A different DOOM, but an excellent one. Welcome to the UAC. Your shift is about to begin.
DOOM 3: BFG Edition is still as fun for me as the original DOOM 3 but it is less atmospheric because [spoiler]there is more lighting and the flashlight is now attached to your shoulder instead of being a separate item you have to hold in your hands, which prevents you from using a weapon at the same time. I love the chainsaw and been using it constantly since getting it. The double barrel shotgun is really nice too. I'm a bit disappointed that you get it first in Resurrection of Evil and that it doesn't appear in the main game but having it was nice[/spoiler]
7/10. The BFG Edition is a weird package that leaves me with a constant love/hate relationship. On one hand, it's highly convenient. It includes the Resurrection of Evil expansion, the Lost Mission, and makes the game incredibly easy to run on modern systems right out of the box. On the other hand, it makes several changes that actively ruin the tension of the original game—most notably, the flashlight. In the original Doom 3, you had to actively switch between holding your weapon or holding your flashlight, which made the pitch-black corridors terrifying. The BFG Edition mounts the flashlight to your armor, making the game significantly brighter and stripping away a huge chunk of the survival horror atmosphere. Along with changes to ammo counts and reduced mod support, it's a solid remaster but a compromised version of a classic. Pros: + Features the Lost Mission and comes packaged with the base game and DLC in one neat launcher. + Runs incredibly smoothly on modern displays and handhelds. Cons: - The armor-mounted flashlight completely ruins the horror atmosphere and tension of the original. - Simplified difficulty and reduced physics jank take away some of the game's unique charm.
Juegazo , se que a mucha gente es el que menos le gusta de la saga , pero a mi me parece el mas aterrador y tambien es muy divertido
RIP AND TEAR
is fun
good fun game, maybe shouldnt be called doom 3 though. thats the only thing that hurts it is it being a mainline doom
Хто не грав? Хто оминув? Хто не пройшов, той інвалід вищої категорії! Якщо не пройшов, Ти не геймер!
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