Doom 3 is a sci-fi horror first-person shooter computer game developed by id Software and published by Activision.
Set on November 15 and 16, 2145 in the UAC research center on Mars, it is a re-imagining of the original Doom, with a completely new game engine and graphics.
Doom 3 had a long development schedule dating back to 2000, with a well-received demonstration at E3 in 2002, 2003 and 2004. The game was finally released in August of 2004.
The game was developed for Windows and ported to Linux in 2004; five months later, it was also released for Mac OS X (ported by Aspyr) and Xbox (co-developed by Vicarious Visions).
The Xbox version is graphically similar to (although less detailed than)
the original and features an additional two-player online co-operation mode. An expansion, Doom 3: Resurrection of Evil, developed by Nerve Software
and co-developed by id Software, was released on April 4, 2005. A Doom movie, loosely based on the franchise, was released roughly six months later on October 21, 2005.
Doom 3 focuses on slow methodical gameplay, as opposed to the run and gun feel as its predecessors. It received a positive reception for its fear inspiring atmosphere and groundbreaking graphics,
but it was criticized mainly for its otherwise simplistic gameplay and clichéd horror effects.
PLOT:The protagonist is once again a nameless space marine who holds the rank of Corporal. As it just so happens, he gets shipped to the UAC Mars research facility
with Councilor Swann and his bodyguard Jack Campbell on the same day all Hell breaks loose. Within minutes of the invasion, the main military units are zombified by
evil souls, and the remaining staff are killed off by the attacking Demons. Only a few scattered squads remain; Bravo Team being the main one, in which the player trys
to regroup with for a large part of the game. It is once again upon the player to stop the forces of Hell from reaching Earth.
The first cut scene displays Swann saying how fed up he is to Campbell about being sent to Mars to check security. Swann says to Campbell
he is tired of doing damage control every time he makes a mess. Swann is later seen arguing with the head research scientist in
Delta Labs, Dr. Betruger, saying there are too many incidents happening throughout the base, along with frightened employees and rumors of what is happening in Delta Labs.
The player's first mission, assigned to him by Master Sergeant Kelly, aka Sarge, is to find a missing scientist named Jonathan Ishii that was said to be
seen at the old communications facility. When found, he babbles about sending out a warning - The Devil is real. I know. I built his cage. With those words, Hell erupts from the main experimental gateway,
sending a shock wave through the complex, along with glowing pentagrams and scores of evil ghost skulls that transform nearly every human into zombies, including Ishii.
The opening part resembles Resident Evil movies a lot.
ZackAttack228 1 year ago
@ZackAttack228 yep ilove both lol ,never gets old
joacoarce 1 year ago
Ah yes... Blasting Betruger's demons and zombies never gets old.
VariusMayhem 1 year ago
@VariusMayhem lol yeah its fun
joacoarce 1 year ago
What dps did you get?
ConnorYates228 1 year ago
@ConnorYates228 like 50-55 avarege
joacoarce 1 year ago