PC User Reviews

First and foremost, it must be stated that this review is not about the BFG edition! It's about the original. I take this opportunity to recommend that you don't waste your time with the BFG version, as there are numerous compatibility issues that make the game unplayable. For this one, I simply used a mod that makes the game look better and run more fluidly, and it was perfect.Well, those who know me know that the DOOM franchise has always been one of my favorites. I played I and II with all their variations countless times, as well as the most recent version, which is a **** I left III aside for quite some time because... I LOVE horror games, but I'm incapable of playing alone for more than 5 minutes. And since my wife doesn't want to watch while I play, I never managed to progress. However, this time was different. For the first time, I managed not only to play this gem but also to finish it, being very pleasantly surprised! And now, I've finished the DLC.Doom 3 brings a touch of horror and "realism" to the franchise, which until then, despite a very superficial story, was more of an excuse to shoot monsters. This makes the game very interesting, giving a new dimension to the saga. In fact, unlike its successors, which focused more on unrestrained and wonderful action, this one concentrates on the suspense and "jumpscare" (LOTS of jumpscares) aspect, which is why it seems to me that it remains entirely relevant and current. It's a different proposal, but without losing the essence of the game. Combined with some mods to compensate for its age, Doom 3 is truly worth it.Regarding The Resurrection of Evil, the proposal is exactly the same, but they added a particular weapon with its mechanics, in addition to new monsters, which made everything even more enjoyable! Of course, there weren't major innovations, but they maintained the level and improved certain things, and for that alone, it's very much worth it!I know I'm biased, as I'm a huge fan of the franchise, but I highly recommend it (BUT STAY AWAY FROM THE BFG VERSION). You can play Doom III and its DLC without any fear!

Fun expansion that doesn't overstay its welcome however it gets repetitive after awhile and best played in short bursts

продолжение дум 3 с улучшением и переработкой механик. Что я могу сказать? Игра на джойстике играется отвратительно. Не знаю для кого там написано о совместимости

Günümüz oyuncuları yanına bile yaklaşmasın. Tam bir vakit kaybıydı. Daha güncel ve kaliteli yapımlara yönelin.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

A decent mission pack for DOOM 3. It introduces a few more monsters and weapons, but overall doesn't feel much different from the standard DOOM 3 game. But since DOOM 3 was a great game in its own right, this isn't necessarily a bad thing. In the end, this expansion is fine, but not particularly memorable. IMPORTANT: This mission pack is necessary to play the excellent Phobos mod.

Doom 3 Resurrection Of Evil e un DLC per Doom 3 con nuove armi e mappe nuove divertenti da giocare gameplay decente e la grafica e di Doom 3 non e cambiata.

This game does not feel like Doom, it tries to be a horror game but it isn’t even remotely terrifying. Story is very boring and uninteresting, and they literally ripped off the HL2 gravity gun. Extremely disappointing game. I recommend not to play this game unless you have literally no other FPS games.

Compared to Doom 3, this is more like old school Doom but also inferior to Doom 3 in many ways. It's less scary, it has less secrets and a lot shorter. But thanks to the artifact you get early in the game there are a lot more monsters fighting you at the same time after the halfway mark and they are a lot tougher. If you opt to not use the artifact you get an old school like feeling Doom game from 2005 in the last third of the game, and that works for me.

The only problem that I found on this game it's just being kind of short, but the levels are just too insane and fun.

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Good expansion pack for a good game. If you've enjoyed the base game, you'll enjoy this as well. Pickens approves!

[Played on PS3, in Doom 3 BFG Edition. Completed on Nightmare skill level] Once gamers, real gamers, always expected more. From a golden age, you expect nothing less than gold. So much gold, that even when you are given gold, you're not satisfied. This is exactly what happened with Resurrection of Evil, judging by Metacritic users' score. Now I will explain why, instead, RoE is not only a great expansion but it's even more than that if compared to the dark era of video games that we live today. Gameplay remains purely Doom 3's one, but there are several additions. Starting from the double-barreled shotgun, or Super Shotgun, which finally returns after being absent in Doom 3 basic version. Using it is very satisfying, a real improvement over the bizarre normal Shotgun, not only in the accuracy but also in the two fire mouths that kill majority of enemies with a (2 in one) single shot or deal very massive damage to stronger ones. With only two shots in the barrels and a slower reload, it can leave the player vulnerable, but its hellish power counterbalances this single flaw. Normal shotgun is obliterated by Super Shotgun and I really don't understand how they didn't think to introduce it in the basic version of Doom 3. More lenient I can be on the Grabber, a reimagination of revolutionary Gravity Gun in Half-Life 2 (released after Doom 3, but before RoE). Being that its creation lays the foundations on a game released later, it was difficult to expect it in Doom 3's basic version. Nonetheless the Grabber is a nice weapon to use and works well. In fact, being many of Doom 3 (and also RoE) demons' attacks based on arched energy projectiles, the use of the Grabber is also more frequent than Gravity Gun in HL2, being useful to send back to enemies their own energy projectiles in the majority of battles, rather than to solve environmental puzzles like the Gravity Gun. But new weapons also require to be test on new enemies. And new enemies have arrived. The "Vulgar" is a new type of demon – vaguely reminiscent of a Xenomorph – that replaces the normal Imp in most of RoE levels. More resistant and faster in the attack, it is a nice new demon and should never be underestimated at the highest skill levels. Curious about how Vulgar should have been the original Arch-vile, in Doom 3's early stage of development, but was later scrapped. Then there are "Forgotten Ones", an echo of the original Lost Souls' design in classic Doom games. While I actually like Lost Soul's design in the basic version (more the design than the behavior) there is to admit that Forgotten Ones should have been original Lost Souls in Doom 3, so even here I don't understand how they could exclude this so good design from the game. However, most powerful new demon in RoE is the "Bruiser". With a wacky and creepy appearance, at the same time, the Bruiser can be interpreted as a formidable fusion between an Hell Knight and a Mancubus. It hasn't as much health as the one or the other, but it still exceeds 800 HP. However, it is its attack to make it a fearsome opponent: in less than a second, in fact, it can quickly fire alternating fireballs (at least 4) from its two arms-mounted cannons. The damage is high and their rate of fire is significantly higher than Mancubus' one. A great addition to RoE, which becomes the core of its gameplay, however, is the Artifact. Instrument similar to Doom 3's Soul Cube, it uses souls of non-demonized deceased humans to reload up to 3 uses. It grants three powers, each one obtained after defeating a boss: Helltime Hunter, which grants the power to slow down time, Berserk Hunter which adds the power to use weapons and fists with multiplied damage (berserk) and Invulnerability Hunter which adds the ability to not suffer damage while using the Artifact. All these powers are activated together, as they are obtained, and make the gameplay very fun, in a sense even more than what the Soul Cube did. Each one of the 3 bosses offers a good challenge, especially the last two. Final boss, the Maledict – Dr. Betruger, turned into a demon – is still a more challenging final boss than Doom 3 basic version's Cyberdemon. RoE is a great expansion, which doesn't deserve all the criticism it received. An underrated work. I think even The Lost Mission (exclusive expansion published in BFG Edition) was too harshly criticized, and therefore I can only defend RoE. New weapons, new enemies, new powers, new plot, new levels. It was really a golden age if we could dare to complain about so much goodness, guys. Look at the painful world of today's video games. Low-cost DLCs put at full price, invasive and manipulative microtransactions that break gameplay, expansions that do not add anything but cut off pieces from the original game. It's true, in the end: you really appreciate things, only when you don't have them anymore. Play and enjoy Resurrection of Evil and BFG Edition. You won't regret it.

Продолжение легендарного шутера от ID, все как обычно, на крайне высоком уровне исполнения.

First of all, I played this on PS3, but Metacritic doesn't allow me to leave a review for this for PS3. This DLC the quality and depth of many modern feature games. I was able to get more hours of playback out of this dlc than with feature games such as The Order 1886 which cost triple the price. That is something to be commended. I really loved Doom 3, it was one of the best single player FPS experiences in many years, and was sad when it was over. So when I found out about it's DLC I had high hopes. Resurrection Of Evil was very well made. It feels like a continuation, and captures the atmosphere and gerneral Doom 3 style. But it keeps things fresh and new enough to be different. Some different monsters, a less puzzle and collection style of gameplay, and more linear a-to-b-to-b style gameplay. Boss battles are vastly different, and at times the game is less forgiving at providing ammo and health. Also some weapons are different and also there is new equipment, a gravity-gun style tool, and an "artefact" which let's you do some cool things. Great stuff. It's not quite on par with Doom 3 though, there's less to explore. I felt a little less immersed in the world. There were far fewer jump-scares and psychedelic moments (tricking you into thinking you're about to die, Which happened often in Doom 3). However I can't really say I'm disappointed or I that expected such things in a DLC.

Letdown. Simply too short for the full price, introducing us the double barreled shotgun in the third installment. Now where they aiming HL2 with the Grabber? I cant tell. But if they did, they destroyed theyr own chemistry. It felt uninspired and slapped quickly together for the bucks...

Nerve software needs to stick to console conversions. The story is weak, the modified gameplay is even weaker. The versatility of the new weapons doesn't do much to counteract the major annoyances of the original Doom 3, which were turned up to eleven in this sequel.

More of the same. A few more hours of gameplay, with a few added features (the gravity gun thing was cool, if a little **** you enjoyed Doom 3, you'll enjoy this. If, like me, you weren't a fan of Doom 3, don't bother with this. I did play it all the way through to give it a fair chance, but literally the first thing I did after winning was click "uninstall".

It was great to have some new weapons in the game in the expansion. The new monster zombies are cool looking and really alot of fun to kill. This expansion really makes you understand the story of it all more. If you loved playing DOOM 3 then you cant go wrong in buying this one too. I like it that it creates new ways of killing the enemies. It is alot of fun to play! It is a must buy for DOOM lovers!