The music has a retro feel to it adding heavy metal riffs from the original “DOOM” had and adding digital distortion to make it sound more ominous and it gets louder the closer you are to combat making it all the more engaging. However, the music and overall sound design of the game is also very well made and it ties in with the single-player gameplay for my favorite parts of the game. What I like most about playing “DOOM” is the feeling of power you get when you play it you are the Doom Slayer, a warrior capable of incredible feats of strength, skill, and cunning. The campaign mode of this game is fun and favors fun gameplay over story, but still has a compelling narrative that does not take away power from the player to benefit the story. There are 3 gameplay modes in “DOOM 2016”: Campaign, Multiplayer, and SnapMap, with the Campaign and SnapMap gameplay modes being my favorites. This is a no-nonsense game and is meant to be played on the harder difficulties to truly enjoy it, the harder something is to defeat the greater sense of achievement that is felt when it is finally beaten and that’s how I felt when I finally defeated “DOOM” on the Xbox One for the first time. I first played this game on normal because I had never really played a “DOOM” game before, at least for more than a few minutes, and after playing this game I became a hardcore fan.

The game is even challenging on easy mode, but it’s still meant to be played on the higher difficulty modes to get the most enjoyment from it, and the greatest challenge is on Ultra Nightmare, a game mode so insane if you die once you have to restart the entire game all over again. SnapMap initially started out with only 'Industrial' or 'UAC' modules and gameplay similar to the campaign and multiplayer modes, but has been upgraded to include 'Hell' and 'Classic' modules, as well as various features from the campaign mode, including the weapon wheel and the ability to create a chronological level list.“DOOM 2016” is one of the best games I’ve played in some time, it’s fun but also challenging and even frustrating at times, but that is to the benefit of the game as it keeps the player engaged and adds to the overall enjoyment of it. Users can then place objects, logic and demons in those rooms to create their own maps. Unlike the previous games, users are not able to create their own maps from scratch, instead choosing from a selection of pre-fabricated rooms to 'snap' together. It is an in-engine map editor available with all versions of the game except Nintendo Switch, with maps created through SnapMap available for download on any platform. SnapMap is a feature introduced in Doom (2016). Please help the Doom Wiki by expanding it.

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