DOOM 64

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This game went under my radar until the Nightdive Remaster, and it wasn't until 2025 I bothered to play it properly. As many have mentioned, its similar but quite different and definitely worth playing. Take extra care with any lost souls and pain elementals .. they are so much worse than the Doom2 ones! The different graphics, lighting, sound, music are similar but a welcome change after who knows how many hours of the original. I chose to play it blind on Watch me Die including the fun levels, putting those on Youtube and I've since gone back with the help of guides to play the levels to 100% completion .. great wee Doom game!

Hot take: This is one of the best original doom games out there. I loved it on the N64 and it's even better on the PC.

I played this as a young man. I loved it. Finished the main episode. And it's still quite good. Had a lot of fun. If you like doom. It is worth a play.

Doom 64 capped off my playthrough of all the official classic Doom releases. It holds a place among each and every one of them. It is well designed. The atmosphere is great. The puzzles and different from anything in the classic doom releases and it is obvious where episodes like Sigil got there influence (Yes, I know Romero created Sigil). Doom 64 is Doom to the core and it won't disappoint.

A really good remaster of a classic, yes you heard what I said, instalment of DOOM. Should've been called DOOM 3 for real, it follows on from DOOM II really well, providing plenty of satisfying boomer shooter action. The graphics look decent for the most part a couple of enemy models don't quite do it for me. The soundtrack is moody and atmospheric, quite a far cry from the in your face music from the previous instalments. It's a little different to 'classic' DOOM, but I feel it deserves to be in there as a 'classic' DOOM title.

It is sort of a case of "more of the same but less to do" like everyone says, but it brings to the table a new story that leads up to the Doom: The Dark Ages and Doom(2016) as well as some cool looking levels and an eerie soundtrack. I'd say don't play if you want a new experience but please do if you want more classic Doom.

Final Boss was pretty annoying, besides that pretty great. Solid followup to 1 and 2

Very good game, first doom game I ever got and a very nice intro to the series to me

Playing this via Delta Touch, so I can't exactly speak to the quality of the KEX implementation of the game... But as for D64 itself, it's weird but good. It feels a lot more like D3 in terms of its atmosphere and pacing, with the exception of a few levels that are full on circle-strafing. The puzzles are a more involved than anything I remember from D1 or D2. Honestly I feel like this game gets overlooked because it was console exclusive forever and it was weird compared to D1/2, but if you have time for D1/2 you should also have time for D64. It's good. Weird, but good.

It's more DOOM, in a different artsyle and honestly smoother level design... for part of it.

The game is really fun with a super creepy atmosphere. Some of the puzzles are quite convoluted. don't stress, just look them up and enjoy the game

Doom 64 is a must play for any boomer shooter fans or anyone whose played any variation of Doom beforehand. Fantastic atmosphere, great difficulty, and solid puzzles. This update gives a well-needed fresh coat of paint plus a new episode as well.

classic game. has some bullshit puzzles but still a thrilling and and satisfying shooter

one of the best retro games of all time this takes me way the hell back even the controls are the same thou I am using a game pad to play this vs a keyboard and mouse. the visuals are a little bit cleaner but not moderened up like I have seen other retros being. I wish there was a way like in day of the tentacle where you can swith between the modern day graphics and cleaned up retro version other then that it's not terrible all this doom comes with achievements then the older version did which I like a lot but kinda wish you didn't progress throught the whole game and unlocking while you go maybe some kind of achevement where you find all the hidden locations in a level or all of the levels like in my other retro games I own like dott there are hidden objectives to unlock other achievements yes you can unlock them all in one go but I have never done that in any games I RENT TO PLAY (*these days*) I wouldn't mind getting a few more. can't say moc h more about it.

Not many people like this game and while I understand for me this has to be the best classic DOOM game. The enemy design and level design is my favorite in the series and while the hardware this initally released on gave it some pushbacks (weapon animations are disappointing and there aren't alot of new or returning enemies) it's still such a fun DOOM game that I cannot recommend it enough.

Doom 64 was a weird but memorable and fantastic experiencie, I´ll be direct, this game has a lot of design problems with the maps, overall, in general terms, doom 64 offered a solid gritty atmosphere with addictive gameplay, new and cool artstyle and interesting final boss, the sound and music is decent (I don´t like the atmospheric music for these games I prefer metal music like the first game), the work made by Nightdive Studios is awesome, their remaster was absolutely good and improve the experiencie with best controls and another good performance changes like better resolution, sounds, textures, etc. I highly recommend this game if you like the first two classic games or you want to play obscure boomer shooter, in any of the two cases, Doom 64 is a good game with a lot of design flaws but funny gameplay and respect the style of the classic games.

9/10 Classic game that never gets old. I've played Doom 95 and 2 many times as a child, and this one fits right in. This is the first time I've played 64 and it does not disappoint. I love the map designs and the secrets. Very fun to play when you don't have a lot of time as the levels are short with mini mazes or puzzles. Worth the cash.

DOOM 64 was developed by id Software and released in 1997, originally for the Nintendo 64. The PC version, masterfully remastered by Nightdive Studios, came out in 2020, coinciding with the release of DOOM Eternal. It’s the final iteration of the “Classic DOOMs,” those that came out in the 1990s. I thought DOOM 64 was just a “simple” port of DOOM to the Nintendo 64, in the first place. But this episode offers a completely original campaign, along with a new add-on, “The Lost Levels.” Rest assured, longtime fans, DOOM 64 is a worthy successor to DOOM and DOOM II, so much so that some call it “the real DOOM 3.” The game’s story is pretty minimalist, as always, but just know that it takes place after DOOM and DOOM II. You once again play as the DOOM Guy, still as badass as ever, tasked with wiping out hordes of all kinds of demons in what’s supposed to be an abandoned military base located on one of Jupiter’s moons. Right from the menu, you’re hit with an atmosphere noticeably different from the previous entries. The vibe has become darker, heavier, more oppressive, even downright austere. Hell has lost its flashy colors of yesteryear, giving way to long, dull steel corridors in shades of beige, brown, or grayish tones. You can really feel that Quake left its mark, and no wonder, since it came out just a year earlier. he music is very subdued, sometimes even absent. But from this hell emerge all sorts of industrial sounds, monster growls, children’s moans, and other sounds that are hard to describe… The gameplay stays true to the grand and glorious tradition of DOOM. Our good old DOOM Guy shoots anything that moves, slaughters the countless demons lurking around every corner, blows up a few explosive barrels along the way, picks up ammo scattered everywhere, as well as health and armor, hunts for buttons and keys to unlock doors or activate mechanisms to progress, all while occasionally glancing at the map to navigate the UAC’s labyrinths. DOOM 64 has some unique twists in its puzzles and level design: some rooms and corridors are booby-trapped, firing arrows or fireballs, and a few rare buttons activate cameras. DOOM 64 brings back most of the monsters well-known since 1993, while also including some introduced in the second game in 1994. You’ll find the usual Zombie Soldiers armed with shotguns, the countless Imps, the Demons (or Pinkys, for those in the know), the beefy Hell Knights and Barons, the iconic Cacodemons (which look like the Pain Elementals from DOOM II), and the massive, fearsome Cyberdemons, who fire rockets at lightning speed. These nasty demons are joined by the hefty Mancubus with their double cannons, the mechanical spider-like Arachnotrons, and the hideous Pain Elementals, who spawn those infuriating Lost Souls that charge at you full speed. You’ll probably be thrilled to hear that the Heavy Zombie Soldiers, Revenants, Arch-Viles, and Spider Masterminds are nowhere to be found. If you ask me, that’s honestly not a bad thing at all. The arsenal, so dear to DOOM Guy fans, is back, but for the first time, it’s been given a visual overhaul. No need to dwell on the option to throw punches or the near-uselessness of the pistol. Let’s get to the good stuff: the chainsaw, perfect for tearing through this lovely crowd, now boasts two blades! The iconic Super Shotgun, devastating at close range, is here, alongside its little brother, the Classic Shotgun. The Chaingun and Plasma Rifle let you spray the infernal battlefield with bullets. The über-powerful BFG 9000 obliterates almost everything in a flash, though it’s mainly used against big monsters. DOOM 64 introduces a new weapon, the Unmaker, which fires ultra-powerful laser beams but uses the same ammo as the BFG and Plasma Rifle. By the way, the weapons have a recoil effect when fired, which is new but doesn’t affect accuracy. DOOM 64 is among the best of what’s now called the Boomer Shooter genre. Let’s not forget that FPS games were long referred to as DOOM-like, then Quake-like. Plus, DOOM 64 seems inspired by Quake in its overall atmosphere. The combat is insanely fun, the puzzles are well-designed, and the eerie vibe is top-notch. Don’t hesitate for half a second—go buy it, unless you’re itching to end up in Hell! And to be completely honest, I had way more fun playing through DOOM 64 than DOOM Eternal.

Always liked the intro sequence, but every time I try and get through it I end up losing interest after about a dozen or so levels. Each map feels like more of a slog than the last, and every little thing that annoys me about the weapon animations, monster designs and sound effects begin to compound as I end up looking for something else to play. I like the idea of it I suppose, and I occasionally return with optimism, but playing it is a mostly tedious and eventually miserable experience for me.

Me when I press a button and 12 cacodemons, 6 barons, and 4 arachnodemons spawn in (the button opened a path on the other side of the map that will take 20 minutes to find) It does feel like DOOM though, so at the very least it's fun to play. Plus it came free with my copy of DOOM Eternal, so I can't complain

Where is Doom 4 through 63? Well it's doom but spookier, no real complaints, it's still doom. 8/10

Nah. Not a doom at all - no shotgun reload animation. 5 minutes fight and 10 minutes - search fucking keys. This is not Doom and developers are not Doom developers.

Often tied for worst of the DOOM games with DOOM 3 this is still worth it if you are a fan, or you wanna see how weird 64 got.

First off; Runs flawlessly on Steam Deck Review: I didn’t grow up a handheld gamer, so I’m generally pretty skeptical of how a game that I grew up with is going to feel in this newish medium (for me)… but classic DOOM definitely feels like it was MADE for this. It’s perfect.

DOOM 64 is very Dark and Gritty just like the Half-Life 2 BETA

Video review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6HzzM3bJj88 DOOM 64 is an interesting take on the classic series that was originally exclusive to the Nintendo 64 but is now available on all platforms. It was developed by Midway Studios San Diego and as such does feel a bit different compared to the previous id Software titles. Doomguy is called upon once again to protect humanity from the demon scourge. Following his previous success a quarantine is established on the research base but one Mother Demon escapes and is able to resurrect her demonic brethren. The demons are trying to lure Doomguy back to Hell. The 2020 remaster brings new content called the Lost Levels, which has Doomguy fight the Mother Demon's sister "Resurrector." DOOM 64 is pretty neat at first glance but then you realise that you would probably rather play the other games. Alright that's a bit harsh but there is some truth to it, the main issues with this game being the visual redesign and lack of new features. The graphics themselves are good, in fact arguably better than the previous two games especially when it comes to lighting, but the problem with the visuals is that it redoes the entire art style and so the monsters all look different and unfamiliar despite having the same mechanics. There is one new weapon: the Unmaker, and two new monsters: the Nightmare Imp and the Mother Demon, but there is also four monsters removed that were in the previous games and overall this is a clear lack of innovation from a new studio taking the reigns. What I like about the game is the vibe of it, it's a very spooky experience with much darker lighting and mellow sounds. The Unmaker is an extremely powerful and fun weapon to use and this is the only DOOM game you can use it in, it also features a unique mechanic where it upgrades as you pick up Demon Keys. Everything else is still the high quality DOOM first person shooter experience really. The only real reason you would dislike this game is if you had a severe grudge against the art style of it. DOOM 64 is an excellent underrated gem in the series, but it's still weird looking and lacking some innovation. I personally like it a lot but I can see why one may not fully appreciate it's direction. 8/10.

Doom 64 is basically a stripped-down port of Doom II — except with less enemies, less texture variety, and no music. Instead, you get a dreary ambient soundtrack that does nothing to distract from the apparent limitations of N64 hardware does Doom 64 no favors. After some intersting “tech base” levels that have a few genuine innovations for Doom prepare for the same “hellish castle” corridors for 24 levels. After those initial gems get ready for poor, almost amateur wad level design that make Sandy Petersen’s weakest Doom II filler maps look like masterworks. I think for a lot of players who defend this game it was their first taste of Doom because it was the only Doom they could get on the N64. But nostalgia alone can’t hide the truth: Doom 64 was already a fossil, released three years after Doom II, a year after Duke Nukem 3D, in the same year as Goldeneye and Quake II, and just before Half-Life rewrote the book on FPS design entirely. At least its not trapped on the N64 or anemic emulators anymore.

if you want a reason to not live then you can buy this game. because this game is so infuriating

Music give me creepy liminal space ambience vibes

DOOM with a horror vibe is something I didnt know I would enjoy.

Easily the best Doom game, except maybe doom 2

good doom game sad that it's underrated.

You know it's going to be interesting when it's ID software.

Because Doom for the N64 deserves to be freed from the N64.

DOOM 64 is good game, recommended.

Looks so much better than Nintendo 64! So good!

me shoot monster, monster dead, me happy

the cacodemon design is sick

Merciless execution

It's Doom. Nuff said.

Why the hell did I not play this kickass series sooner?

Absolutely love this game!

We got Doom: Dark Ages at home

it's is doom, i think that is enough ._.

great game 10/10

Bro. its doom.

cool game

that dick feel good?

Play it!! >:D