DOOM + DOOM II

[h1]DOOM + DOOM II – 100% Completion Review[/h1] [i]All achievements earned, every secret found, all episodes and maps cleared on Ultra-Violence[/i] [b]These are not just retro shooters. They are the foundation of the genre, and they still hold up remarkably well today.[/b] [b]DOOM (1993)[/b] is surgical in its simplicity. Movement is fast. Guns are punchy. Every level is a maze of secrets, switches, and enemy ambushes. The shotgun still feels perfect. Completing it fully means scouring each level, not just for kills, but for hidden areas, alternate routes, and those classic glowing secrets. It rewards aggression and awareness in equal measure. [b]DOOM II[/b] takes that foundation and throws more at you. More enemies, more traps, more verticality, and much harder maps. The Super Shotgun becomes the star, and fights start to resemble puzzles where positioning and crowd control matter more than raw aim. Full completion here feels like a gauntlet, especially as map design grows more experimental and brutal. The updated Steam versions add modern quality-of-life improvements like widescreen support, enhanced controls, and quick saves. That makes 100 percent runs much more manageable without compromising the original feel. Neither game has a story worth recapping, but they do not need one. The atmosphere, the pacing, and the relentless forward motion tell you everything. You are not here to reflect. You are here to survive, explore, and conquer. [hr] [b]DOOM and DOOM II are still essential.[/b] They are lean, aggressive, and built to be mastered. Fully completing them today is not just nostalgic, it is a reminder of how much design clarity can be packed into two-digit megabytes.

I don't feel I need to say much about this. I keep coming back to this game after years pass. It's just such an amazing experience. Sometimes I like comparing it to other games from similar times like Dark Forces or Duke Nukem 3D for example. I used to say those other games were more advanced and did various things better and yet it's this one that I keep returning to the most. Because the smoothness and the joy of the gameplay is just unmatched. I know it's old and has many limitations, but for me they add to the charm. The fact you can't look up and down in the vanilla version is a consequence of a very clever engine design that's lightning fast and works even on fridges, calculators and pregnancy testers. But it renders the image in vertical lines and you'd get a messed up distorted perspective when looking up or down. So some people run it on source ports, which means rewritten engine and code, sometimes very drastically, depending on the source port, to unlock this kind of features. But I love the vanilla experience to be honest. It really works just the way it is, because it's that good. This newest version combines so many map packs in one, you get lots of gameplay in it. I appreciate having all the official releases put together. There have been so many. And there's even some brand new content. Highly recommended!

Classic. Still fun to this day, plus there's plenty of mods to keep you entertained. Even though the in-built mod thingy kind of sucks, you can easy connect it to 3rd party software such as GZDoom.

One of the best games I have ever bought. INCREDIBLE, UNBELIEVABLE deal the amount of Doom and Doom WADs (games / expansions) you get for the $. I cannot recommend it enough! Some tags: -Fast Paced -Resource management -Puzzling -Difficulty ranging from very easy to extremely extremely challenging -Loads of kick@$$ soundtracks

Greatest contribution in FPS genre Now everyone can experience Classic Doom along with its expansion in modern hardware Go play it

On Linux, drops keyboard inputs constantly. Cannot rebind keys. It's only worth it for the .WADs to play it on GZDoom.

This is a tremendous package with tons of value. Doom is already one of my favorite games of all time and is the pinnacle of classic 90's FPS games besides Quake and Half-Life, but what this new version brings to the table is so much good value for what you're paying. At it's cheapest, you get Doom and Doom II, The Master Levels for Doom II, All of Final Doom, No Rest for the Living, Sigil I and II and a new episode called Legacy of Rust alongside many of the most popular Doom WADs created years and decades ago and multiplayer deathmatch and coop support for Custom WADs as well! This game is going for $5 right now on the Steam Sale and this is by far one of the best games money can buy. While the quality of each of the official WADs/episodes varies, you still get some of the best gameplay Doom has to offer with it's original 1993 game and other Episodes like TNT Evilution and The Plutonia Experiment alongside the modern and incredibly cool No Rest for the Living which is finally available on PC. Everything in the new KEX Ports are so modern with lots of accessibility options, not to mention tons of extras to keep you coming back. And don't forget about the WADs, you can play Doom as a Spaghetti Western, Doom as an Aliens game, Pirate Doom, Doom in the Mushroom Kingdom, there's so many possibilities and there's hundreds if not thousands of WADs submitted here for hundreds and thousands of hours of playtime. I absolutely found myself in love with playing Classic Doom again. The gameplay is timeless and while it's not nearly as over the top violent as Modern Doom games are, there's still lots to love about playing this game. I can't think of a better FPS Package than this, this is absolutely fantastic and you need to play these games, these are the OG and probably the best for a reason as it defined what an FPS is and how amazing an FPS can be if done right.

Random DOOM fact; most Arcade machines official or unofficial had modifications done to the game so it could run at the time. Less weapons, less maps, low fps, along with other tampering. There weren't many official arcade machines with DOOM on it due to ATARI experimenting with the idea at the time. As for a review I'd say DOOM I + II have a more simplified Puzzles & Map layouts than DUSK. I'd recommend anyone at least try the original DOOM.

Doom 1 and 2 are the best games ever made, nothing will ever top them. And this version comes with all the extra content you can imagine.

ABOUT THIS GAME --------------------- Developed by id Software, and originally released in 1993, DOOM pioneered and popularized the first-person shooter, setting a standard for all FPS games. The critically acclaimed sequel, DOOM II, followed in 1994. Now the definitive, newly enhanced versions of DOOM + DOOM II are available as a combined product.

very very fun mods make it million times better and endless content

By far my favorite game of all time. Forget $70-80 games with microtransactions, lootboxes, and battle passes when you can get this for $10 (~$4 on a sale) and explore a vast ocean of high quality user made level packs and gameplay mods that have been pumped out by the Doom community over the years.

This Game is Perfect. No joke. It includes better controls, graphics, mods and great experience.

The Good: - Doom I and II with all the expansions in one package - Widescreen and high frame rate support - Various audio choices depending on what feels nostalgic to you - The new Legacy of Rust expansion is a great addition - Free upgrade for owners of the originals on steam - Legacy DOS launch option The Bad: - Achievements can be easily cheesed with cheat codes - Significant difficulty spike between the main games and expansions The Ugly: - Same bugs as the original, some levels you won't be able to 100% without cheats If you want to play Doom I & II on modern hardware, look no further.

The best version of Doom to date, with new content, & easy modifications. Doom is a masterpiece.

Very basic, but VERY fun! Find the chips, kill everything in sight, and avoid the lava. Simple as. End of.

plain and simple this game is awesome its a game where you kill demons on mars whats not to love only played the first episode but based on that this game is great would recomend

Best Game if you want the full classic Doom experience plus new the Doom content that had just been made. (Legacy of Rust) Highly recommended.

I recommend this game, but I have issues with old DOOM. The music is great and the sprites are fantastic! Everything designed for these games is amazing. Everything except for the levels. I get that the levels are non-linear; that's a cool idea - Moving from one place to another and then not knowing how to continue forces you to engage with the map more. However, when the back-tracking is almost constant and expected it really makes me hate thinking about what happens in the next level. That's the main downside. It's $10 though and it's a fun look back on what gaming was like. I really can't recommend against getting this.

DOOM is a masterpiece. Fundamental gaming experience for anyone one to enjoy.

Updated with modernized UI, level select, cheatcodes, and a bunch of additional episodes. Or if you're old it also comes with the DOS version as a seperate launch option. The game also got Steam Achievements a bit ago :steamhappy:

King of boomer shooters for a reason (Played Hurt me plenty for all. I ain't into that reincarnation stuff). First doom still holds up, starts easy and slowly trains you to become tough enough to survive whatever the game may throw at you. Boss levels are kinda cheap though in my humble opinion. Sigil is a challenge episode taking place directly after doom 1. I liked it, but I can understand why many wouldn't, it is unreasonably hard, but quick saves/save states really helped me and I would never recommend going through this episode without using them frequently, as each mission is generally longer than the missions from the original doom. Sigil 2 doesn't have an achievement for completion yet for some reason so I probably won't try it any time soon. Just started doom 2 and it seems pretty good. Will update when I finish that and all of its expansions.

Old school, abstract level design is still in a league of its own, the spaces themselves are so dynamic because they don't have to resemble anything literal or continue into something else, each level is entirely isolated from the last, allowing for complete control. Because of this each map can be eccentric, experimental and personal. Classic Doom's game design is genuinely untouchable, the enemy roster is visually and functionally legendary; the demons can be utilised in numerous different quantities, layouts and environments so that the designer can create extremely varied, exhilarating and strategic encounters that evoke a new feeling from the last, this is something that most modern shooters lack even with how 'smart' current enemy AI can allegedly be and with how far computer generated environments have evolved. Futhermore I love that mid and high tier demons, except for the Spider Mastermind and Archvile, fire projectiles as their ranged attack. This means that the majority of incoming damage can be avoided entirely with intelligent movement in open space, which is beyond satisfying to master and encourages you to fearlessly strafe around and weave through groups of enemies, immersing yourself in the carnage of demon slaying instead of cowardly jiggle peaking corners at all times. What's more this creates an interesting heirachy in large fights where you will want to quickly root out the squishy hitscanners as well as the not so squishy Archville(s), both of whose fire can only be avoided by breaking line of sight. The weapon roster is seminal too, each has an engaging relationship with creating and firing in space as well as with the demons themselves, for example the rocket launcher being both extremely destructive to enemies while also to yourself if used at close range, makes you carefully consider the space and type of demons in front and around you, another important variable is how they affect and kill demons, i.e the hit stun from the Chaingun can stop most enemies from firing and slow their advance making it crucial for chaingunner demons, additionally the efficiency of a gun is important to consider as high threat demons such as the Archville need to be killed as fast as possible while clusters of hitscanners can be gibbed with the rocket launcher in one fell swoop so as to conserve as much health and armour as possible or to prevent a quick death. All of them except for maybe the starting pistol and base shotgun, post DOOM I, have an important function to play in combat and you will become a better player by recognising the situations that benefit and necessitate each weapon, as it is fundamental to carefully conserve heavy ammo types for the more overwhelming encounters and demons. Personally, even in 2025 classic Doom is the definitive first-person shooter especially when viewed through the gameplay lens and while it's art, sound and midi music can be an acquired taste to modern sensibilities I adore all of it.

Quite literally THE MVP package for these 2 classics (plus numerous expansions). This belongs in every Doom fan’s library

This is more than just some old nostalgic games, this is a museum, a window into the history of gaming technology. A bunch of releases I never got to play, so I'm glad to have gotten the chance finally.

Fuck yeah, played it for 4h and still looks fucking amazing. Just hate the shadowed parts, they drive me nuts

Why merge it, just keep the games seperate. Ik it saves money, but I find it cleaner if it's seperate. At least I still have the og doom II in my library.

Endless content for an old game, it's a timeless classic, from the base games, addons, to modding.

Its Doom. You really cant go wrong here. Plus it comes with all the original DLC and is of course fully GZdoom compatible, which is how I always play it. It likely says that I have 28 minutes worth of playtime as of writing this, but because I like to run the game through GZdoom that number is probably closer to two or three hours, and that's only on this PC. I've probably spent days worth of time playing this game. Definitely worth the price. If you somehow haven't played the original Doom and Doom II already, play it. It might be old, but its absolute gold.

It's DOOM. Though really, play 1, then 2, then Legacy of Rust, and move on. The rest of the packs are only worth it if you're really into the game.

Fun, game all time classic. I am starting with the first Doom and working my way up to the latest release.

It's old-ass DOOM, daude, I dunno what else you'd expect. It's the OG. Also apparently it's still being updated, so I'm glad to see that age doesn't necessarily kill a game's development. Good work to the teams and people working on this.

Great port, definitely worth the cost. This was my first time playing a Doom game and it got me hooked on the series. <3

This, in my opinion, is THE best way of experiencing the original doom 1 and 2. While I honestly cannot say that the base game has enough content [if you're playing casually, sorry 100%ers. no offense tho.] [h1] POSITIVES [/h1] - High quality remix [Seriously, the covers are fire] - Addicting gameplay [I love the mods] - Good game to start with FPS honestly [h1] NEGATIVES [/h1] - Gameplay might sometimes be considered too hard for casual players [h1] OVERALL RATING [/h1] AMAZING.

Amazing games played them for decades and i do recommend them however this version which has the best visuals suffers from bluetooth audio and controller issues and a large majority of people including me use them so unless you use or have wired it will cut your audio in half and disconnect your controller after like maybe 15 minutes of playing there needs to be some kind of patch from nightdive studios to address this issue.

WE, (as in ME and YOU, the person reading this) are buying this just to see if our pcs can run doom. jokes aside tho, play doom. (and doom II) it's a classic and is still better than most AAA games.

Still the best game and thank you for the updates. If you like a easy interface to just shoot and kill demons or friends, this is a great games.

I have played DOOM for years, this is fucking awesome, I love the old soundtracks BUT GOD DAMN the remixed ones are fucking sick. This is a 10/10 you feel like the main character as always and it feels like playing it all fresh again ID software fucking nailed it as always. Now go rip and tear.

The classic doom games are good, and there's a community that likes making custom levels and mods for them. Buy this if you want the WAD files for things like mods or other source ports like PrBoom or PrBoom Plus. The community is super creative, so if you like the gameplay you'll find lots to do with the game if you don't mind messing with the files. The game comes with some convenience features, I particularly like that you can just set the fast monsters flag in a menu and you can force a pistol start on each level. I haven't tried custom maps with the steam version, I was going to finish all the levels on it before I go there. Also the new song tracks are nice. I like those. Anyway, there's loads to know about doom. This is a 10/10 purchase; you can do a lot with it if you know you like it and want to do more with it. Its one of the few games I would play with mods, which I do not usually do. Its 10/10 because it includes the IWAD files in the download, so its got value in a package you can work with relatively easy and if you have fun playing it you can play it as much as you want if you know how to utilize the resources. Downsides could include dated systems like no vertical look, etc, but that's part of what you get with playing Doom and it can be modded to change this.

Absolute classic. Many different games modes available, you can download entertaining mods and just overall a great game to play.

Absolute classics, all classic games packed together for a more than reasonable price, a must have

Doom is an absolute icon as it revolutionized the FPS genre as whole. Without it, we probably wouldn't have games like Duke Nukem, Halo, etc. If you are an FPS fan. You MUST play it.

Never gets old such a good old school game A++++

Amazing game with extremely fun multiplayer and modding scene. Although you dont really need to buy this port since you can find the IWADs online and play using a third party source port.

what should i say? its doom, i played it as i was 12 and now, 30 years later im having nightmares about it and play it again

Absolute classic that brings nostalgia of playing this at my uncle's house when I was 10. The nuclear plant bass line is one of the many reasons I wanted to start playing bass. There's no way I wouldn't recommend this series.

Nice compilation, it's very convenient to have all classic Dooms and their add-ons in one place. There's plenty of levels and it takes ages to finish them all, but it's worth it. Even after 30+ years the game is unbelievely playable and enjoyable. The only thing I miss is just a modern renderer.

If you're a fan of FPS, this is a no brainer, it's an excellent port and a welcoming addition to any collection, just get it.

I like this port. They really cleaned up the graphics for modern monitors/TV's, and it has a great, modern take on the old soundtracks to both games. Getting 144 fps while my computer is basically asleep running this is great, and all but a pipe dream for any modern game...

good, but take the WADs and play with prboom+ or smth