Do you want a game where you can both freeze and burn enemies at the same time while flying through the air on a chain attached to your super shotgun? Do you want to feel the rush and unparalleled flow of combat and music flowing through your eyes, ears, brain and veins? Do you want a game that is replayable to the extreme as well as one that has a crazy high skill ceiling?

Then look no further.

Doom Eternal delivers on all of this with extremely smooth movement, both on the ground and in air, as well as a combat flow that makes you use your head making many quick tactical decisions in split seconds about your health, armor, ammo and enemies, while still being relentlessly brutal in its execution, and not to mention extremely satisfying to pull off.
The feeling of dominating a room full of demons while barely taking a scratch is intoxicating, and a high that not many games can boast.

As you float like a butterfly through its many expertly crafted encounters and arenas while stinging like a bee against the many different types of demons thrown up against you, the game really starts to pull you into a flow that will grab you by the balls and WILL NOT LET YOU be bored, coined the FUN ZONE. It will drag you into the fun zone of weapon switching constantly, targeting weak points, glory killing to top up health or blood punch, flaming enemies to snatch up armor, and chainsawing to take a small breather and check your resources while getting ammo, or even a combination of the four.

Mick Gordon again reprises his role as musician and he absolutely blows it out of the park with this one. A heavy metal choir woven into many of the slappiest of slapping beats and pulse pounding riffs that further drive you into the thick of the demons and reinforce just how bad-ass you (the slayer and the player) are, and just how much hell fears you, pushing you to fight harder and faster (a devilish grin on your face the whole time being optional). Not to mention the heavy metal choir chanting for you like a gladitorial arena and your fans are screaming for blood. I dare you to listen to any of the combat tracks and try not to head-bang, its 99% impossible.

Is this game hard? Absolutely, but only if you don't listen to what the game is trying to teach you and that yes, it will kill you if you don't learn these things. You have to meet the game halfway and be willing to learn a different style of play, but once it starts clicking with you, it's some of the best combat I have ever seen in an fps like this.

There is an absolutely insane amount of things to find and unlock like cheat disks, little toys to put in your slayer batcave and put on display, lore documents for more insight into the story, and skins for your slayer which you can even use in the single player campaign (still hoping they add the demon skins to show in singleplayer but thats a minor thing). Put simply, it's a completionist's heaven.

With all this in mind I can easily say without a doubt that this game is one of the most refined, focused, and passionately made shooters of all time in that it stands up there with the other greats of FPS history. In fact, why aren't you playing it right now? GO PLAY IT!