How are you enjoying the port?
How are you enjoying the port?
Bentley Reed
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Gabriel Taylor
Played EX a few months back and I don't feel like going through it again, what's with the new chapter?
Really good game but the later levels get extremely laughable with the strict N64 enemy limits, throwing 8 barons at you one at a time isn't a challenge when you can just sidestep
Brayden Sanchez
The source port is decent. I bought the Switch version (because the only reason to buy Doom today is to play on go), and the source port runs well and with good controls.
The controls are the biggest advantage over the source port that Nerve made for Doom 1 and 2. The impression on these ports is that it is impossible to reconcile speed + accuracy on the analog stick, while on the Divinity source port it is possible to play on one level somewhat similar to keyboard + mouse.
In addition the Doom 64 has true wide screen, full screen, FOV adjustment, option to use the joycons gyroscope, option to reconfigure each button, etc. The only disadvantage compared to Doom 1 and 2 is the impossibility to choose the level you want and the lack of add ons.
The only problem with this version is that the Doom 64 map design is boring. The vast majority of combats are extremely basic, with low risk scenarios but where the player needs to use the ample ammunition to kill an excessive amount of the same tank enemies. It is like those wads made by children where they think that placing 10 Barons of Hell in a rectangular room will make the game difficult, not monotonous.
Landon White
I played DOOM on the PS1, not sure if this is worth getting...
Ryan Cook
Having fun with it. It's like I'm transported by to my childhood being spooked by the music and sound effectss.
Luke Lee
It's fine, but if you played EX then you played this version. Not sure why they removed freelook or autosaving, but it's a not a big deal. You're really just paying five bucks for a handful of new maps, which are pretty decent.
Matthew Robinson
you'll be pleasantly surprised at how similar it is
Cooper Howard
Doom 64 is a completely different game than the Doom PS1 port.
Cameron Reyes
>release a literally inferior version of a game that already has a better, free version on PC.
>plebs buy it and want to talk about it now that it's an ''''official'''' release
fuck off
Jose Phillips
It's scary. I'm not used to demons not being in monster closets and just appearing out of thin air. Plus the traps are much more brutal than Doom 1 or 2 I think.
I'm gonna try to get through it regardless, but it's hitting me like a demake version of Doom 3, which I didn't much enjoy