From SMGs to snipers, they're all here to mix up the classic DOOM gameplay we've got used to over the past 27 years.
There are 70 of them here, including fan-favourites like the Vector, M16, Desert Eagle, and the PDW, alongside many more. It mainly plays like the OG DOOM, but has the unique twist of adding some classic Call of Duty weapons to the mix.
Although DOOM has found a new lease of life with a modern reboot series that most recently released DOOM Eternal in 2020, the classic '90s version is the one most of us remember. Back in 1993, DOOM shotgunned its way onto the MS-DOS and secured id Software's legacy in helping define the FPS genre alongside Wolfenstein 3D from 1992. Long before Call of Duty was shooting up consoles and PC, DOOM was making a name for itself as one of the most influential games of all time.
