For someone like me, I was excited to see more story elements in the game but as someone that loves a good cutscene elaborating on the lore of the story, I was left a tad disappointed. There is a twist that I won't spoil here, but fans of the franchise will be happy with the story. The stage is set and the story is pretty straight forward. It is literally a one-man army against an entire planet.
The forces of Hell have invaded Earth and it is up to you to teleport from your Fortress of Doom down to the planet's surface to wipe out the invasion. You play as the Doom Slayer, the same from 2016’s Doom. Is this the same Doom guy from the original games? Is this a reboot? Is it a continuation like God of War on the PS4? Well, let's break it down without spoiling anything. One thing that was hyped up is the Story of Doom. Is this true? Is this the sequel we’ve been waiting for? Or is this Doom 1.5? Read on to find out! Story Previews say that after playing Doom Eternal, 2016’s Doom feels like a relic. Let's face it, all the previews of the game out there call this a fantastic game. Doom Eternal aims to surpass the expectation set by its predecessor. 2016’s Doom was not only well-received but laid the foundation for a new generation to experience a franchise that gave birth to the first-person shooter genre. Calling Doom Eternal one of the most anticipated games of the year would be an understatement.
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