Doom Eternal: The Ancient Gods, Part One

Doom Eternal: The Ancient Gods, Part One is the first installment of an extensive feature DLC for the FPP shooter Doom Eternal, released in 2020. The creators of the series, i.e. veterans from the id Software studio, are responsible for developing the add-on. The Ancient Gods expansion, which has been run in a total of two parts, is fully independent and does not require a main game to run.

Plot

Doom Eternal: The Ancient Gods, Part One is a new chapter in Doom Slayer's history. The killing of Khan Maykr, a representative of the highly developed ancient race in Doom Eternal, disturbed the balance. So the hero of the game must go to the kingdom of Urdak and once again face evil and confront a host of demons to save the world.

Mechanics

The gameplay in Doom Eternal: The Ancient Gods, Part One does not differ from that in the main game. DLC offers more of the same, so once again we get an uncompromising FPP shooter, focusing on dynamic action and platform sequences in which we defeat the hellish creatures standing in our way. In addition, we visit previously unseen locations and fight against both already known and completely new demons.

Game modes

Doom Eternal: The Ancient Gods, Part One is for single player only.

Technical aspects

Doom Eternal: The Ancient Gods, Part One was developed on the same engine as the main game, i.e. id Tech 7. The game is characterized by detailed graphics and impressive execution, maintaining flawless optimization and the same hardware requirements. The DLC does not introduce any changes to the graphic design. Mick Gordon, known from the Doom (2016) and Doom Eternal soundtracks, is not responsible for new music.