The article discusses the evolution of the Doom franchise, particularly focusing on the game Doom: The Dark Ages. While maintaining core elements such as monster-slaying, secrets, powerful weapons, and hellish realms, the new installment introduces a more complex narrative. The author appreciates the action-packed gameplay but critiques the story for overcomplicating what has typically been a straightforward premise. Nevertheless, it retains the essence of Doom through exciting gameplay, showcasing the franchise's ability to adapt while staying true to its roots.
As long as you have a lot of monsters and demons to kill, secrets in levels, a badass shotgun, and a trip to Hell, you have Doom.
Doom: The Dark Ages expands the series, introducing a prequel storyline, but its narrative complexity detracts from the series' traditional straightforwardness.
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