I loved Doom 3. It was a refreshingly creepy game that boasted a very legitimate difficulty level, and was also visually stunning to boot. It wasn't long before an expansion was released given the game's meteoric success, in the considerably less memorable (but still pretty good) Resurrection of Evil, which presents 12 new levels to plough through, a bunch of new monsters, and also the famed shotgun from the original Doom games. The plot is pretty inconsequential, really; you're the same guy, in another situation where Hell's gates open, and there's not much more to it than that. You get assailed by the same beasts mostly, although a few new ones do abound, ...  Read the complete review

Doom 3: Resurrection of Evil is an expansion pack for Doom 3, is this game doomed for failure? or resurrected for success? Doom 3 ressurection is brought to you by the collaboration between id software and Nerve Software. This expansion pack includes a greater variety of weapons and enemies, so if you enjoyed Doom 3, you must buy it! *Story* The game picks up 2 years after Doom 3, Your character is part of the scientific investigation team. You start of going on an exploratory mission which then leads to complete destruction of everything when you find a starnge artifcat that releases "evil". With the help of you friend ...  Read the complete review

doom 3 is the 3rd outing of the doom game series and this is also one of the scariest and most frightening games that i have ever played. the reason that i got this is game was that a couple of friends of mine where saying how good the graphics where, and i did not believe them so i went and purchased the game. i guess they where correct. the game had very good graphics at the time of release and they are still ok compared to games today. the only thing about this game was that i found it terrifying and that i could only manage about maybe half an hour or so at a time then i had to leave it for a while due to me nearly having a heart attack every time a monster ...  Read the complete review

This is a far cry from the classic Doom games which started the shooting genre as we know it today. The monsters, no longer squares which make cheesy growling noises, are all very well modelled and varied. They are genuinely frightening when coupled with the dark and sinister atmosphere which is maintained throughout the whole game. Sweamish and easily frightened? This game may not be for you, the experience much like a horror movie. See things moving in the shadows? They may just be tricks of the light, something which Doom 3 plays upon a lot. Underneath the satanic scaryness is a farily generic shooter with all of the weapons you would expect, ...  Read the complete review