Aside from colour-coded doors to reflect which key needs to be obtained, it can often be difficult work out where you are going. My biggest gripe throughout all of DOOM 64 would have to be in its map design. The original DOOM 64 wasn’t compatible with the system’s Rumble Pak, so this is a nice addition for modern gamers that are used to a bit of tactile feedback in their shooters. The rumble is nice and intuitive, going off whenever your gun fires. Also, please consider supporting us on Patreon so that we can continue to do what we love doing. This makes sense in theory, but when you die in a later level, it sharply ramps up the difficulty to the point where you’ll have hit an infuriating road block.Įnjoying our DOOM 64 Switch review so far? Don’t forget to like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter for more Nintendo Switch content. However when you die, you are left with nothing but a pistol and your fists, forcing you to build up your arsenal again. When you complete a level, your gear and ammo carry onward to the next. With the Switch version, gyro controls allow you to fine-tune your targeting left and right with the Pro Controller/Dual Joy-Con grip. You can only aim left-to-right as when you shoot, the game registers a straight line down the middle of the screen and any enemy unlucky enough to be caught in that line, no matter high or low, will be hit. It’s nostalgic and dated, but in an endearing sort of way. In a classic first-person shooter such as this, shooting is like aiming with your face. DOOM 64 is just like the others with its fast-paced, straight out of the gate mayhem that we’ve all grown to know and love.
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