In fact, on Steam, the user reviews have been largely negative.
Here are just a couple of reviews:
"Remember when Doom had loadouts, tiny maps (that don't make sense), XP progression with CoD-like perks, forced mouse acceleration, matchmaking and was basically a console game?
This isn't a Doom game, it's a Halo game using the Doom license."
"The good:
- It's called DOOM
- The music is kinda neat
The bad:
- uninspired map design
- unlocking stuff by gaining experience / levels.
- class loadouts
- hack modules (modifiers like 'wallhack', 'power armor' etc when spawning)
- maximum of two weapons at a time
- no weapon pickups
- universal ammo
- slow movement
- damage on enemies shown with numbers flying out
- impractical hud with annoying rewards filling the screen for almost every stupid action you do (CoD anyone?)
- horrendous melee gameplay
- glory kills with takedown animations that take ages, rendering you completely defenseless
- no skill required
tl;dr: This is NOT the arena shooter you're looking forward to. Avoid."
Hopefully, I will feel differently, but this may not be the case. Anyway, the open beta has been extended by another full day, so take the opportunity while you can if you haven't tried it out yet. DOOM will release May 13 for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.
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