I was personally hoping that we would get a steady increase in difficulty, but that’s fine. This might be a disappointing or a welcome decision for some players, depending on how they felt about Part 1. I played both expansions on Ultra-Violence, and this one is definitely held back a bit. When the Ancient Gods Part 1 was first released, it was famed for its brutal difficulty, taking the challenges the base game presented to the next level. The Ancient Gods DLC’s have provided a lot of visual variety. There’s just enough new here to make this DLC standout. New enemy types are also present and whilst they are mostly variations of previous shown foes, they do add an interesting new layer of challenge. A new grappling hook has also been added for the Super Shotgun, creating some great momentum based jumping puzzles and arena scenarios. The Crucible from the main game has now been replaced by the Sentinel Hammer, which stuns enemies, adding to the game’s resource management portion. We do have a couple of new additions, however. You will be ripping and tearing into hordes of demons, more than ever before seen in a DOOM game, Approaching Serious Sam levels of lunacy. The amazing gameplay is, so expect a lot more of what made DOOM Eternal so great. Whilst the story might be disappointing, that is not why we play DOOM games. However I was expecting a little bit more here: this is the end of the storyline set-up back in 2016’s entry, and I honestly don’t think the ending managed to stick at all. There’s some truly awe-inspiring and epic moments with one that feels pulled straight out of Avengers Endgame, in an assault on Hell’s stronghold. The Doom Slayer is still angry as ****, and Hell is in his crosshairs: “rip and tear until it’s done” is pretty much all of the instructions you need to know. Davoth’s goal is to wipe out all of existence and it’s up the Slayer to put an end to Hell’s armies once and for all in an all-out epic final battle.Īs is typical with a DOOM game, the story is pretty much there to push the action along. In the first half of Ancient Gods, the Dark Lord Davoth has returned to his physical form, a form similar to the Slayer himself. The Icon of Sin is dead and the Doom Slayer sets his sights on the Dark Lord himself.
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