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E3 2016: Doom DLC Unto The Evil Revealed

E3 2016: Doom DLC Unto The Evil Revealed

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As part of the Bethesda Press Conference at E3, the first DLC for the recently released Doom was revealed. Titled, “Unto The Evil”, the game will be coming out next month, and it will feature: Three new multiplayer maps: Offering, Cataclysm and Ritual A new player-controlled demon: Harvester A new weapon: UAC EMG Pistol New equipment: Kinetic Mine New ways to customize your DOOM marine, including additional armor sets, patterns, colors and taunts New hack modules Bethesda has also revealed a bunch of free additions coming to multiplayer. These additions will include a capture the flag mode known as Exodus, and a hold mode called Sector. Furthermore, there will also be three free-for-all modes, as well as classic death match, too. In addition, SnapMap has a series of free updates slated for its future, including the following: New construction modules, including Hell visual themes New props, weapons and items New logic options New functionality, like the campaign’s popular weapon wheel, that will help creators build deeper single-player experiences Enhanced ways to

DOOM Multiplayer Mode Receives Update Today

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It looks like DOOM’s multiplayer mode has received a nice overhaul today. Bethesda Softworks announced that a new update has been released for the game’s multiplayer mode today on the company’s community forums. The game launched less than a month ago. In addition, DOOM is set to receive another update later this month. The multiplayer improvements for today’s update include some new weapon rebalances based on player feedback for the Chaingun, the Rocket Launcher and the Combat Shotgun. The wait time has also been reduced between matches to 60 seconds. Finally, Clan Arena and Freeze Tag now require the winning team to complete five rounds in order to win the match. The multiplayer improvement update is set to go live today at 10:30 ET, and it’s a server-side update that won’t require a download. However, the update is going to require a server outage. Bethesda and id Software also revealed some of the details for the next update due out later this month. This new update will include a number

DOOM: Launch Trailer and PC Requirements

DOOM: Launch Trailer and PC Requirements

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The new installment of the classic video game franchise DOOM is finally set to arrive next week. In light of that, Bethesda Softworks has launched the latest trailer for the game online right now. You can check out the new gameplay preview in the player below. The new preview offers a bit of a greater look at the game’s story. It looks like the hero of DOOM comes out of some sort of coma or possibly suspended animation, as he has to take up arms against hte forces of hell yet again. The game is currently available to pre-load now for Xbox One. Gamers for the PC and PlayStation 4 versions can start pre-loading the game at 12:00 am EST on May 11. The game requires about 50 GB of space for the console vers Doom is already available to pre-load on Xbox One. PC and PlayStation 4users will be able to pre-load the shooter starting at 12 AM EST on May 11. In terms of file size, console players

DOOM Open Beta Gets Extended

DOOM Open Beta Gets Extended

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Players will have some extra time to play the open beta for the latest installment of the DOOM franchise. id Software made the official announcement on the company’s Twitter account, and you can check out the tweet below. The beta session will remain up for all platforms on which its available. The beta will now end on Monday, April 18 at 11:59 pm EST. It’s original end date was set to be Sunday, April 17. This sounds like a good move by Bethesda and id to give players more time for the game. In addition, it sounds very encouraging for the game’s future success, and players seem to be enjoying and liking the beta so far. Now it will be interesting to see what happens when the game finally launches next month and Bethesda can breathe some new life into this classic first-person shooter franchise again. The beta provides players access to two gameplay maps and two modes of play in 6v6 Team Deathmatch and Warpath. There also a number

DOOM: Open Beta and New Content Revealed

DOOM: Open Beta and New Content Revealed

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Bethesda Softworks has officially announced some new details for the upcoming return of the DOOM franchise today, including DOOM’s Open Beta, which is set to run from April 15-17. Players who want a chance to try the game early will not need a beta code. They only have to log on to the platform of their choice and download access Team Deathmatch and Warpath on the Heatwave and Infernal Maps. The maps for the DOOM Open Beta are just a taste of what’s in store for players for the game at launch next month. The other news is that Bethesda will be offering more content for the game throughout the year. The free content updates will be through the SnapMap and multiplayer features in the game. The SnapMap, which allows users to create, share and play their own maps created fo rthe game, will receive new content updates later on. These updates will include map modules, props and objects, additional features and fuctionality, AI enhancements, editing tool enhancements and more.

DOOM Gets a New Live-Action Trailer

DOOM Gets a New Live-Action Trailer

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The age of DOOM is nearly here. Bethesda Softworks has released the latest trailer ahead of the game’s upcoming launch, except this one is a live-action trailer directed by Joseph Kosinski. You might remember that Kosinski is the director behind such films as Oblivion and Tron: Legacy. He also directed a pretty exciting live-action trailer for Destiny. You can check out the “Fight Like Hell” cinematic trailer for the game in the player below. The new trailer evokes the pillars of the DOOM gameplay in relentless combat, demons and big, awesome weapons. The video is only one minute of footage, but it is a lot of fun. It feels more like DOOM than really any of the disappointing 2005 live-action movie that starred The Rock and Karl Urban. Bethesda has also confirmed the start of the DOOM Closed Multiplayer Beta. The beta session is set to run from March 31 to April 3 for all versions of the game. You can also check out a playlist of videos with lots of footage

DOOM: New Trailer Spotlights the Demons and Weapons

DOOM: New Trailer Spotlights the Demons and Weapons

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The DOOM franchise is set to return later this summer. It’s a game series known for its iconic monsters and also iconic weapons. Bethesda Softworks recently released a new gameplay trailer for DOOM, and it showcases what are sure to be some of the most favorite elements in the game for players: the demons, the power weapons and power-ups. You can check out the new footage in the player below. Fans will be happy to know the awesome gun, the “BFG” is back in this game. Also, what’s unique about this game in terms of the demons is that players will actually be able to take control and play as the monsters in the game’s multiplayer matches. This will be a first for the franchise. New to the game will be the power weapons and unique power-ups to enhance the multiplayer matches. These are finally showcased here. One of the power-up abilities appears to be invisibility, which looks awesome for sneaking up on and dispatching enemies. Besides the BFG, players will also have

DOOM: New Details on Multiplayer Mode

DOOM: New Details on Multiplayer Mode

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Bethesda Softworks and id Software have revealed new new details on the multiplayer mode and maps for DOOM. In addition, a new trailer for the game’s multiplayer mode has been released, which you can check out below. The multiplayer mode at launch will feature nine diverse maps, ranging from UAC facilities on Mars to the depths of Hell. Each multiplayer map is distinct, but they all share some common traits. Those include players needing to stay in constant motion to stay alive. Each map is constructed to keep a fast pace. The maps are multi-tiered combat arenas that are also full of hazard and items that can turn the tide of the combat. The maps are built to curb spots for easy sniping or hiding. Here’s a breakdown of the nine multiplayer maps: Excavation: A modest-sized UAC mining outpost. Watch out for the rock grinder! Infernal: A mid-sized Hell map with both interior and exterior elements. Lots of platforms and chasms, along with teleporters. Chasm: This massive map takes you deep below

DOOM: Closed Beta Kicks Off March 31

DOOM: Closed Beta Kicks Off March 31

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DOOM fans who are wanting a chance to check out the game ahead of its May release are in luch. Bethesda Softworks and id Software officially announced today that a Closed Beta for DOOM will run in March and April. The Closed Beta is set for March 31 – April 3 and will be available for all platforms. The Closed Beta is available for players who pre-ordered Wolfenstein: The New Order and redeemed their Beta code. You can also check out the new multiplayer gameplay trailer to celebrate the closed beta announcement below. The multiplayer beta will feature two maps from the game, Heatwave and Infernal. The two modes that will be available are Team Deathmatch and Warpath. The beta will also feature some new weapons, armor sets, taunts and hack modules. It will start at 10:00 pm Eastern Time (UTC – 5) on March 31 and end at 11:59 pm Eastern Time (UTC – 5) on April 3. It’s good that Bethesda finally got around to arranging the Closed

Doom Campaign Will Be 13+ Hours Depending On Difficulty

Doom Campaign Will Be 13+ Hours Depending On Difficulty

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Certain games and franchises aren’t known for their length of story or depth of gameplay, and for certain titles, that’s not a bad thing. Some games are known for the quickness or simplicity, and yet no one minds. In the case of Doom, the reboot of the classic franchise that’s coming from Bethesda Softworks, not only is this title aimed to be a true modern day successor to the legendary titles before it, but it’s also going to be significantly longer than the previous ones. In a conversation on Twitter, a fan asked the official Doom page about how long the story mode would be. To which the account replied: “@Unreal389 The difficulty level plays a factor, but folks playing at the office average 13+ hours in the campaign” This is significantly longer than the previous Doom games, not to mention the fact that this title will have a massive multiplayer experience, thus extending the game’s life and replay value. So a campaign longer than about 12 hours does sound pretty

Bethesda Sought Advice From id Software For Fallout 4 Combat

Bethesda Sought Advice From id Software For Fallout 4 Combat

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With Fallout 4’s release coming ever closer, it seems that more and more information about the game is constantly being released to build up hype for one of the most anticipated games this year. The latest bit of news to come out of Bethesda might be one of the most significant aspects yet, as they have revealed that they have completely reworked their combat system for the upcoming RPG. Not only that, but they also got some help from another developer that is owned by Bethesda Softworks, id Software. Speaking in the video, the studio speaks about they have turned to the legendary developer of games such as Wolfenstein, Doom and Quake for advice on how to create well designed shooting mechanics and gunplay. It makes sense considering the simplistic approach taking in previous Fallout games and the fact that the Elder Scrolls has no firearms at all. This is sure to be good news to fans who have asked for more sophisticated gunplay in Fallout games. Hopefully, id Software

DOOM: New Video Showcases SnapMap Versatility

DOOM: New Video Showcases SnapMap Versatility

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Bethesda Softwoorks has released a new video featuring developer commentary for the upcoming DOOM game showcasing one of the title’s most exciting new features, the SnapMap. You can check out the new video in the player below. DOOM’s new SnapMap allows players to create their own gameplay maps for DOOM. id Software Executive Producer Marty Stratton and Global Content Manager Gary Steinman break down the feature and what it has to offer players. It is a content-creation tool that will work on all the versions the game. Players can even access creations from other gamers in the DOOM community. In the game, they can alter the environment how they see fit. In short, players will be able to create their own vision of DOOM and share it with others. With the popularity of games such as Minecraft, a community and content-creation tool for the DOOm franchise  is definitely an exciting prospect. It will be interesting to see how far players can go with the level and map creation with the SnapMap

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