Doom 3 | Free Download Full Version PC Game | Strategy Game | Size: 3.43 GB
Description: Doom 3 is the complete,incredible and ultimate collection of unbreakable record games that really defined the sharp first-person shooter. This Free Full version game includes DOOM 3, the Recurrection of Evil and most desirable hours of new content.Doom 3 BFG Edition includes seven new levels entitled The Lost Mission. In short, its a wonderful action game to play.
Doom 3 is about as much of a traditional FPS as Resident Evil 6 is traditional survival-horror, and sometimes change simply isn’t what players want.Doom 3 BFG
Doom 3 casts you as the newest transfer to a civilian research outpost on Mars, where the Union Aerospace Corporation has begun analyzing artifacts excavated from a recent archeological dig.Many games drop players into a world on the verge of going awry, but few ever do it as compellingly as Doom 3. Corporate propaganda disguised as public service announcements spews forth from information kiosks as overstressed employees toil at their workstations. You can zip through to make with the shooty-shooty if you like, but taking the time to read in-office correspondences and listen to the well-voiced audio logs invokes a Weyland-Yutani vibe that makes Mars City feel truly doomed before you so much as fire a shot. Doom 3 uses this strong sense of location to get your buy-in early, which makes its sudden decent into madness believable and frightening.
Doom 3 is, in every way, a post-Half Life FPS. It’s impossible to ignore the influence Valve’s opus had on id’s big sequel. The slower pace, the added emphasis on story, and the inclusion of light adventure elements were all radical departures for the franchise. Where Doom 1 and 2 were all about circle strafing while unloading hundreds of rounds into a swarm of imps, Doom 3 is about managing your ammo as you fight one or two at a time. That might sound a bit underwhelming, but the tight quarters and myriad ways in which your foes can ambush you makes it anything but. Enemies lurk behind dense shadows, jump down out of ceiling vents, and crawl through mangled pipelines in every room, keeping you from ever feeling safe.
Unfortunately, for all its merit, BFG Edition fumbles the ball in a number of baffling ways. Load times are atrocious, (particularly on PS3), mandatory auto-saves interrupt gameplay, and there’s absolutely no way to customize your control settings.
The BFG Edition also packs a few bells and whistles in the form of additional content and gameplay tweaks, but it seems like for every step forward, another gets taken back. An option for 3D displays is present, though setups prone to ghosting will suffer from it greatly. Doom 1 and 2 are playable, along with the bulk of their additional campaigns (including Thy Flesh Consumed), but their presentation makes them feel like a bit of an afterthought. Plain, ugly menus sit between thick black bars due to the 4:3 aspect ratio, and there’s no way to return to the title select screen from either, forcing you to quit out and restart BFG entirely. You’ll be thankful that the flashlight in Doom 3 is now a toggle instead of a separate weapon you need to equip, but it no longer casts dynamic shadows, even in the PC version. These are minor issues, but they represent missed opportunities to make BFG Edition the ultimate Doom showcase it rightfully ought to have been.
Doom 3 is a very good game, probably better than you remember. For PS3 owners who’ve never gotten any of this content, it’s a particularly great deal. BFG Edition is a tough sell for the PC crowd, but console jockeys who missed it when it was the next big thing should dive on in. While several nagging issues can make it feel more like a rushed port rather than the definitive director’s cut it should be, there’s no denying that Doom 3 has improved with age.
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System Requirements
Pentium®IV 1.5 GHz or Athlon® XP 1500+ processoror higher
RAM: 384MB RAM
VGA: 3D Hardware Accelerator Card Required – 100% DirectX® 9.0b compatible 64MB Hardware
Accelerated video card and the lateset drivers
*DX: DirectX® 9.0b (included)
OS: English verision of Microsoft® Windows® 2000/XP
HDD: 2.2GB of uncompressed free hard disk space (plus 400MB for Windows® swap file)
Sound: 100% DirectX® 9.0b compatible 16-bit sound card and the latest drivers
ODD: 8x Speed CD-ROM drive (1200KB/sec sustained transfer rate) and latest drivers.
