The first Doom game was released in 1993. The game is the brainchild of gaming legends John Carmack and John Romero. Doom uses the same development engine as Wolfenstein 3D. The franchise spawned a number of sequels, including Doom 2: Hell on Earth, Doom 64, and finally Doom 3, released 11 years after the first game. The franchise went dormant for a while after that, it wasn’t until Doom (2016) and Doom Eternal (2020) joined the game that a breath of fresh air began to come to the series that once topped the gaming world. . while.
Now, Bethesda and developer Alpha Dog are bringing Doom Slayer to smartphones with Mighty Doom, which is scheduled to release on March 21. Alpha Dog is a mobile game studio that Bethesda acquired in 2019. The studio’s previous productions include Wraithborne and MonstroCity: Rampage. Mighty Doom was first unveiled in August 2021 and is designed as a mobile game with a top-down perspective, while giving players the chance to control the Doom Slayer from a god’s perspective. Players will control the character to move through the corridors and destroy the legions of hell with one finger control run and gun gameplay.
Mighty Doom is also in the rogue-lite genre, a first for the series. Players will have the chance to take down all the demons of Doom and Doom Eternal like Cyber Demon, Hell Knight and Revenants. The trailer shows a series of frantic and dramatic boss battles with a hail of bullets. Alpha Dog has done an excellent job of porting the fast-paced Doom battles of the 2016 version to the mobile platform. Readers interested in Mighty Doom can pre-register for an account. here.
