DOOM + DOOM II

Classic shooter goodness with modern feature support and all the expansions packed into one game. This is a great way to experience the originals with plenty of demons for you to rip and tear.

Doom and Doom II are two very historically important games and also very fun to play, then and now.

Been playing DOOM since 93, and the game is still fun. I'm not talking about extensive modding or freelook, etc. I'm saying VANILLA Doom is still an extremely fun game 30+ years later. If you call yourself a gamer and haven't beaten these games, you're about as fake as they get.

I give $3 and get to kill anything that moves with sick soundtrack! Just like the 90's i was in. I used to fear DOOM tbh at first stages of my "gaming" career but i now understand i must rip and tear until it's done!

This version of Doom is great, not only does it also include Doom 2, but the plutonia experiment, TNT, and more. If you were to buy a version of Doom, this is the one to buy.

Classic D00M is THE fundamental FPS experience you need to play if you want a complete Shooter collection.

10/10. i would change nothing! doom & doom 2 will always be my favorites. id/nightdive did a great job with these new enhanced versions.

This isn't the oldest game updated to this day but it sure as hell is fun to this day. A timeless classic and 4 euros on discount. This game has so many mods and multiplayer support. 10 / 10 - It is the best PC game ever created, no reason to give it a lower score.

It's pretty good, it plays fluently and is generally quite fun. I did however find it strange they didn't add freelook to it. Though I wouldn't recommend playing through it immediately after playing through Doom I and 2 that are packaged with doom 3 BFG. (unless you want a breath of fresh air because of the contrast)

This was one the first sci-fi and horror FPS games I was ever introduced to long before the game rating system started cracking down on things. A terrifying, long-lasting first impression on me about horrifying monster design, cool-looking futuristic weaponry, and how many bodies you can pack into one map that you're gonna need a lot of firepower, patience, and navigational knowledge for. It's nice to see how long-lasting and supportive the community has been to this classic. Being able to revisit the levels I missed in past classic Doom releases like No Rest for the Living and Sigil is a breath of fresh air. And something new from Nightdive and Metalgames has been quite intriguing, too, seeing old sprites for new monsters and weapons in this one. The KEX Engine devs learned a lot from the community when it came to remastering and re-experiencing the classics in their intended format. They still stick as closely as possible to the vanilla formula without the limitations of DOS or the system requirement-stretching extremities of more popular source ports like ZDoom. The default controls set for the new era of keyboard, mouse, and gamepad controllers is also considerate. It's just right! While this version may be Windows only, what they did to make it compatible and considerate for Steam Play is nothing short of impressive. The same goes for the little amount of resources it tries to save, as it even runs fluidly on my Linux office PC in full native resolution. Depending on how dated your integrated GPU is, though, you may get some graphical issues in menu screens, but only just those. The way mod management works here is a little more complicated than what you usually do in a command prompt or dragging and dropping in a file manager. While you can bypass this if you're online and have a Bethesda account to log in and download stuff, it takes more than just putting this here and that there to make a mod work if you do it all offline and by hand. Your mileage may vary depending on what you're looking for that'll work with this game. Don't think too highly of anything if you were used to what other more popular source ports were capable of. Anyone who is new to these early Doom titles should feel right at home with this new edition! Those dedicated will be adventurous enough to find how and why Doom runs on so many devices and different ports and how they made their history alongside these games.

A Golden game Different than most games out there, Really a deep dive worth.

Doom é sempre bom. Tem muitos possibilidades de mods, tem WADs clássicas como Plutonia e toda uma trilha sonora remixada. Vale a pena se vc gosta desse clássico.

it is genuinely an amazing game, okay for children 11 and up so fun for all

It's DOOM! The granddaddy. The forefather. The best. 30 years and still no FPS has came close to tickling it's balls (ok maybe quake) . Very good for newcomers. This is where all your steam shooters and modern battle royale microtransaction niki minaj emote crap games came from my zoomies. Great for new comers to doom because it "just works". -No bullet holes and rocket burns on the walls (aka bulletchips) just why??? -No Sigil II... just sigil I WHY? -very limited options -Still no pwad (mod) multiplayer ?? - No colour lighting,smooth animations and all the countless bells and whistles of modern gzdoom ports. I know it's a matter of taste and i'm comparing it to decades of people working on the existing multiplayer ports but they really didn't put much effort into this. -All "servers" are peer to peer. The least bethesda could do is host some dedicated deathmatch servers so I'm not playing with a host from kamaskizaikburkastan in deathmatches sometimes. The least they could do because what is this really if not just bethesda cashing in on some .wad files, a handful of pwads and an OK doom port of a game they had nothing to do with in 2025. I see some "svg server host" deathmatches wtih good ping a lot. I'm not sure what or who that is but props to them for doing it thanks. If that is bethesda then my mistake. Zdaemon on top

its a action horror game you play as the horror and the enemies are trying to survive.

Great fun just like the in the old days. Highly recommanded for everyone really

The advancements, make it easier for those who don't know about how to add doom mods. The auto multiplayer does also help people make up with decades of online searching how to play online.

Probably the best way to experience the OG Doom games because it adds support for a lot of modern hardware which makes your life so much easier. The best part IMO is the mod support being directly in game... It includes some of the best mods that have come out over the years. If you want even more than that, then you can get the EXE from the game files and go to town with GZDOOM! Also crossplay support is nice because I have some friends on console who want to experience the classic so we are running through the campaign together.

I mean, who doesn't like this absolute gem of a classic? Thank you to my first best friend Brian Flowers for the memories of playing this game together. Love you buddy!

best classic feeling, I've been looking for a version that feels like the PS1 and I feel like I've found it!

10/10 Doom + Doom 2 is a collection of games that you can get hundreds of hours out of, yet only costs £8. Doom 1 + 2 contains Doom and Doom 2 (obviously), but also has tons of other content as well, Master Levels, Large-Scale Mods, multiplayer and more. Not only that, but there's a built-in mod browser that contains hundreds of downloadable community-made mods as well, built-in mod support is always a huge bonus for games. This has all been even better with the epic soundtrack, full controller support and how the new graphical engine enables more realistic lighting, but this collection also lets you play the games through the original Dosbox versions as well. There's an honesty unfathomable amount of content here that I would legit pay AAA pricing to get, but it isn't so that's even more of a reason to get this :) My own main complaint is that one of the in-game fonts that was used for this collection looks a bit goofy but it's a font so it's not too much of a problem, and if that's the only complaint I have then it's bound to be a great game.

its like Ultrakill but not gay and old and a bit more calmish

[h1]DOOM + DOOM II[/h1] [h3][Overview][/h3] DOOM + DOOM II is a 2024 remastered port of the original two Doom games as well as six other official and unofficial Doom games. This remaster effort was a collaboration between Nightdive Studios and id Software. This version specifically is running on the Kex engine, the engine that the Quake games use. [h3][Positives][/h3] - The classic Doom games are really great. - Great gameplay. - Great music. - Smooth controls. - The price of $10 is an incredible deal. - This remaster raises the resolution and FPS limits to 4K and 120 FPS. - Includes a new Doom episode titled Legacy of Rust. - Achievements were added to the games. - This upgrade was given out for free to all existing owners of the original Steam versions of Doom and Doom II. - The previous Unity port of Doom is still available from the Betas menu in your Steam library. [h3][Mixed][/h3] - Some issues with the remaster/Kex engine have been reported, but I haven’t experienced any issues myself. [h3][Negatives][/h3] - Bethesda account is required for using mods and online multiplayer. - ”PlayFab account and persistent internet connection required to access certain features and content.” I’m not entirely sure what content specifically this is referring to, but this is concerning. - The mod browser isn’t great. It resets your filters and position every time you leave a mod page. - Sometimes controller prompts appear in the UI even with no controller plugged in. Sometimes exiting a re-entering a menu can fix it. [h1]Individual Game Ratings (W.I.P.)[/h1] DOOM – 10/10 Great game all around. Some levels are a bit iffy, but the addictive combat and pacing make it almost a non-issue. DOOM II: Hell on Earth – 6.5/10 It starts out great and has some solid improvements over the first game, but the levels get so bad it can be hard to enjoy at times. Master Levels for DOOM II – 6/10 It’s more DOOM II, but with less of the charm and none of the story. All of the levels being fan made is impressive at least and some of them are memorable. TNT: Evilution – TBD/10 The Plutonia Experiment – TBD/10 No Rest for the Living – TBD/10 SIGIL – TBD/10 Legacy of Rust – TBD/10 [h3][Conclusion][/h3] DOOM + DOOM II is a great way to experience classic Doom. It may not be quite as accurate or customizable as the fan made source ports, but it’s low barrier of entry and cheap price make it a perfect option for both old and new players. 9.5/10

I have played plenty, and I do mean PLENTY of the re-releases of DOOM, from Classic Complete on ye olde PS3 to the re-release on PS4/5 and the pseudo rereleasings bundled into Doom Eternal and Doom 3: BFG Edition. And I have to say, this, of any ways, is the DEFINITIVE way to play classic DOOM. It features: 6 expansion packs (not including the original 2 games) built in with custom achievements for said packs, built in support for DOOM mods new AND old directly into the game (no external stuff required, tmk you can upload mods as old as DOOM itself with no hassle), an optional-to-use fully remastered version of the original sound track recorded with modern equipment (As well as an alternate version of the original soundtrack), a built in "museum" of all the original assets and sound effects, a small section next to each game in the selection menu that gives you not only story details of the pack/game, but also a lot of history and insight into DOOM's release and the modding community. There are most definitely more things that I didn't notice or know about, but those are what stood out directly to me. Now, I could go into the details and nitty gritty about DOOM itself as a game, but I feel like that wouldn't be necessary. Its DOOM. Its a good game no matter how you spin it. This, this re-release however? This is THE best way to play it and learn about it. And, as a neat bonus, its pretty cheap, too.

Good classic shooter, ages well for a FPS

Good game, worth the like 8 bucks for an hour a dollar. While I never grew up with the old doom games I do love this as a fps game.

I had no idea there were so many retro style doom games in this till yesterday! LOL i used to play the first two all the time back in the 90s. very nostalgic!

I enjoyed the expansions it came with, this port is worth it to play Sigil and Legacy of Rust. I used Odamex before buying this and I do enjoy the vanilla experience better, also it comes with the dos version so you can be as vanilla as can be. I love the multiplayer, it features a thriving and great community(not just steam players). I wish I could my stats within the game, but it's not the end of the world. Honestly this is the only source port you need. For some mods I still use GZDoom but if you can replace dosbox file for the dos version you're golden for tracking hours. I do think the ZDaemon multiplayer port has one over just because of the different modes, but I still find myself enjoying classic dm in this release.

DOOM (1993): It's easy to see how DOOM (1993) proves to be one of the most influential video games of all time. Although the game is absolutely fantastic, it cannot compare to the modern DOOM titles for me personally. However, the limits this game reaches are sky high, surpassing the game's age like no other I've played yet. The gameplay has aged flawlessly, technically speaking, the game is a marvel, and although basic in the art department, the levels and sprites all carry with them a simplistic, almost liminal, yet nostalgic style. DOOM (1993) is one of the best game's I've played from it's era, and it's ability to stand the test of time and still remain a classic is a testament to it's quality. DOOM II: Just more DOOM, can't complain. Same quality of levels, enemy design, and features the introduction of the series' best weapon; the Super Shotgun. A true all-time classic. I wouldn’t say it outdoes the original DOOM in any meaningful ways, but it doesn’t really need to when the very same original was so damn near perfect.

best versions of the games

great port. This is a must play for any shooter fan. Doom and Doom 2 were the first shooters with multiplayer. A must replay for any OG gamers. I was the first to play Doom in Canada, Sent a copy from ID in like 91-92. This game is an important part of the beginning of PC gaming. ID started as a shareware company this was I believe their second commercial release.

As opções que fazem o jogo ser (não apenas compatível mas) bem feito para setups atuais nos ajudam a mergulhar no frenesí que era este game nos anos 90. Curtindo demais jogá-lo outra vez.

Holy hell this is a package and a half! My god the amount of demon slaying you indulge in... These two games have been re-released a million times throughout the years. that's for sure. Many times in quite a sad or underwhelming fashion. Not this time. It's incredible how much was added here. New expansions, extensive multiplayer functionality, different soundtrack versions, graphical and technical improvements, you name it. And that's the new stuff; you still have the original games with the old expansions, and that alone is a lot of maps. It's filled to the absolute brink with content. Sigil and Legacy of Rust are awesome. They are quite different from each other, and the old maps, which is a nice thing. Great map designs and fantastic soundtracks. Good demon-stomping fun! If Doom 1 and 2 are in your wheelhouse of interest; get it. It's still going to be these games. They are legendary for a reason and they hold up incredibly well. They're still fun as hell to play. Sure, the amount of content here is probably best digested in segments, since the gameplay is same-y and you will burn out otherwise. But man, this truly is one of the more ultimate ways to experience and enjoy these classics. Absolutely recommended.

A great way to play all of the first doom games and official mods! The only problems I have with the game is that the default run speed is sprinting, and the mouse sensitivity slider is too high even on 0. Just minor issues though.

Run to the exit as fast as you can while killing enemies, hope for time faster than the par time, repeat!

It's DOOM. What do I write here to sell one of the best, most played and most discussed games of all time? I have nothing to add. Buy it now.

DOOM + DOOM II (Collection) Pros: - Well, you don't have to cough up 15 euro, insted only 10, what an improvement. (Bethesda still trying to monetize this shit is crazy like just make it 0.99.) - You get instant access to SIGIL (but not SIGIL II?) and Legacy of Rust. - 43 or 42? new deathmatch levels, I mean if you can find a lobby. - No more dog-ass LAN connection required anymore, you can just make a private lobby for deathmatch and coop. Cons: - Just my issue but the UI is fucking disgusting. - Achievemesnt are broken. Not in the sense that you can't get them but in the sense that you can just cheat your way to all of them in 10 min. DOOM (1993) - It's what started the true first person shooter category, however nowadays it's really primitive, but still enjoyable if you just want to fly through it. DOOM 2 - I kinda see it as an expansion for DOOM, but it is the game with the most wads (mods) and mappacks created by the community. Master levels for Doom 2 - Don't play this, it's ass. It's an expansion for an expansion TNT Evilution - Never played it till it's fullest, so I just see it as another old-ass expansion Plutonia: - I think this is the most fun official classic DOOM title (yes im an sociopath). I think the tech was utilized the best in this game, from textures to voodoo dolls. No Rest For The Living - Short, can be tricky but definitely more entertaining than master levels. SIGIL & SIGIL II - Created by Jhon Romero himself, 2 "unofficial" sequals to DOOM. I see it as official bc, well, Romero made it. - Kinda sick, I like this age of romero mapping and the MIDI's are gas. Legacy of Rust - Never played it so find out for yourself, however I did hear that it got made on MBF21 (advanced engine coding thingy) so it can be really fancy. Mod-browser/user generated content. - Anything in the modding scene by some of the well-known figures is high-quality. *For the record, I think this repackaged bundle was cool the revamped engine and more light on the multiplayer is really nice (although it died instantly) however for your own sake if you want to play the game the somewhat normal way use these: GZdoom: For most customization & mods Zandronum: Active multiplayer & mods (same code as GZ) DSDA/Crispy/PRBoom: limit removing vanilla compatible gameplay, for the nerds. DOS: For the ultra nerds, and hey that got packaged with this release yay. For the time: 9/10 rn, with my opinion on the rebundle: 5,5/10 Still you should get it if you don't want to pirate.

I had to crack default.cpg twice because this game uses ancient ass C language and it refuses to authorise windows 11. Also the controls for the original dos are absolute trash, why are the movement keys the arrow keys and why is the use button right click, who tf programmed that? You have to track down default.cpg through "browse local files" and literally write soviet nuclear codes in the dos program just so the game will let you wasd. Good game though, however, the revamped version sucks ass and it refuses to accept the traditional music and art piece. I give this game a 5/5 for authenticity and preserving of the original one for windows NT 3.1

Be big man shot man, get shot gun, shot demons, listen to epic music, repeat until next game then repeat the processes

This game is a classic, it has stood the test of time, reaching several generations.

Probably the best grouping format I've seen for Doom, Doom2, etc... Lots of graphical settings and excellent addition of after market mods such as sigil, doom2 master levels, etc... I havent tried using popular mods on top of this download yet (such as Brutal Doom) but I have high hopes. Love the series, love the format, doom is excellent!

A classic and you get a lot of content in this cheap package.

amazing way to play the originals, i played most of them on my playstation already, but it was still great replaying them.

pretty good game, however, since you cant aim up or down (just left and right) it takes some time getting used to. oh and wrist will hurt because your only moving you mouse left and right. 8/10 gameplay 5/10 mouse controls.

They somehow managed to add bugs to this The ending slides of e2m8 and e3m8 just crash the game

It's actually not just Doom 1 & 2, so realistically I'd have called it Classic Doom Collection. It's a really good value, but maybe grab GZDoom to use with this

This game is actually very fun, I would highly recommend. I will say though, the mods make it so much better.

PERFECT. every second of gameplay is fun and i could not recomend it enough. 10/10 a timeless masterpiece

I can finally say 32 years after the game came out that I beat Doom. It's old enough to drink and is still fun to play. The game still has some nice pixel art graphics that held up pretty well. The guns are meaty and feel good to use. The only bad thing about the game is that the later levels start to become more and more maze like. I only ended up having to use a guide twice to find the exit. It takes a bit to get used to not being able to aim up and down, but after that, it's blast to play.

I gotta say that this "redux" was executed pretty well. On the other hand, the multiplayer is some of the sloppiest stuff I've ever played. And also, I really don't get why you'd even play vanilla doom instead of a slightly better one like Gzdoom. In short, good game, mid multiplayer, decent game