Info about DOOM 3 Resurrection of Evil:

Official game description:
The gripping expansion pack for DOOM 3 takes your even further into the the DOOM universe. Two years following the unexplained disaster on Mars, the UAC returns to the abandoned facility to investigate a mysterious beacon buried deep in the ruins of the ancient civilization.  
*   Battle six new demons including the hunters  
*   Fight in all new 8-player capture the flag arenas  
*   Wield new weapons including the double barreled shotgun  
*   Possess demonic powers to use against the enemy  
*   Control time to defeat the enemy and evade deadly traps  
*   Harness the force of gravity to control your environment  
*   Battle through the ancient ruins and into the horrifying depths of hell

Release date: Aug 3, 2007

Categories: First-Person Shooter, Action Horror, Single-player, Character Progression, Weapon Customization, Exploration, Survival Horror, Atmospheric Horror


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Below are summaries of things people say about the game per category.
Each point is assigned a weight that represents how often it is mentioned across all reviews.
What players like:
- Super shotgun praised as powerful addition (weight 0.97): Players consistently highlight the super shotgun as a well-designed, powerful, and enjoyable weapon. Its effectiveness and satisfying gameplay make it a standout feature.
- New enemies add variety and challenge (weight 0.71): The introduction of new enemies is noted for adding variety and increasing the game's challenge. Players appreciate the diversity and the heightened tension these enemies bring.
- Expansion improves on original game (weight 0.46): The expansion is seen as a worthwhile addition to Doom 3, introducing new weapons, enemies, and mechanics. Players recommend it for those who enjoyed the original game.
- Level designs are enjoyable and familiar (weight 0.41): Players find the level designs enjoyable and reminiscent of classic Doom games. The levels are praised for their variety and expert design.
- Gravity gun is fun and innovative (weight 0.32): The gravity gun is noted for being fun and similar to the one in Half-Life 2. Players enjoy its innovative use in gameplay.
- Atmosphere is oppressive and infernal (weight 0.27): The game maintains the oppressive and infernal atmosphere of the original. Players appreciate the atmospheric elements that contribute to the game's suspense.
- Artifact adds fun new strategies (weight 0.26): The Artifact is highlighted for its fun and strategic use in combat. Its time-slowing ability and other superpowers add a new layer to gameplay.
- Improved graphics and lighting (weight 0.25): The game features high-quality shaders, lighting, and shadows. Players note the improved graphics and lighting as significant enhancements over the original.
- Boss fights are entertaining (weight 0.21): Boss fights are praised for being entertaining and fair. Players particularly enjoy the second and final boss fights.
- New mechanics enhance gameplay (weight 0.15): The introduction of new mechanics and better physics is noted as an improvement. Players appreciate the new mechanics that enhance the gameplay experience.
- Classic monsters are scarier (weight 0.15): Players note that classic monsters from Doom 1 and 2 are included and scarier. This adds to the game's appeal for fans of the original games.
- Game is a classic with unique focus (weight 0.15): The game is praised as a classic with a unique focus on suspense and jumpscares. Players appreciate its fast pace and enjoyable gameplay.

Common complaints:
- Weak narrative and worldbuilding (weight 0.41): The expansion has been criticized for its lack of sincere attempts at narrative or worldbuilding. The story is considered poor and less interesting due to its simplicity and lack of depth.
- Short campaign length (weight 0.36): Many players have noted that the campaign is shorter than the original game, leading to a shorter overall playtime.
- Artifact overpowered (weight 0.32): The artifact is considered overpowered, especially when fully upgraded, which can trivializes fights and disrupt game balance.
- Repetitive gameplay (weight 0.27): The gameplay loop can become repetitive, which can make the game feel tedious over time.
- Flashlight mechanics need improvement (weight 0.21): The flashlight mechanic is criticized for being almost useless and tedious, especially in poorly lit areas.
- Ammunition scarcity (weight 0.12): There is a notable lack of ammunition, particularly for the shotgun, which can make combat more challenging.
- Missing chainsaw (weight 0.12): The chainsaw, a notable weapon from the original game, is missing in the expansion, which has disappointed some players.
- Poor AI (weight 0.12): The enemies have poor AI, which can make combat less engaging and more predictable.
- Resolution issues (weight 0.11): The game has resolution issues, with the screen resolution being described as small.
- Disappointing ending (weight 0.1): The ending is criticized for being not conclusive and disappointing, failing to provide a satisfying conclusion.
- Lost horror element (weight 0.08): The expansion loses the horror element that the original game was known for, focusing more on other aspects.

Gameplay feedback:
- New weapons added (weight 0.77): New weapons include the Grabber, Double-Barrel Shotgun, Artifact, Ionized Plasma Levitator, and the Legendary Super Shotgun.
- New enemies introduced (weight 0.56): The game introduces various new enemies, including Bruisers, Hazmat Zombies, Vulgars, and new types of imps. These enemies require different strategies and frequent use of artifacts.
- Powerful artifact mechanics (weight 0.55): The Artifact grants abilities such as invincibility, high damage, and time slowdown. It significantly enhances combat and puzzle-solving capabilities.
- Gravity gun feature (weight 0.39): The game includes a gravity gun-like mechanic similar to Half-Life 2, allowing players to manipulate objects in the environment.
- Expansion features and mechanics (weight 0.27): The expansion introduces PDAs, audio logs, flashlight mechanics, and horror elements. It also allows the use of the flashlight and weapon simultaneously.
- Action-paced gameplay (weight 0.23): The game is more action-oriented with faster-paced combat and dynamic gameplay.
- New environments and characters (weight 0.22): The game features new locations, enemies, and weapons, adding variety to the gameplay.
- Shorter game length (weight 0.21): The game is shorter than the original Doom 3, with a shorter campaign length.
- Increased difficulty (weight 0.21): The game is noted to be much harder than the base Doom 3, providing a greater challenge to players.
- Level design (weight 0.2): The level design varies, with some levels encouraging action and others featuring environmental puzzles and unique designs.
- Story continuation (weight 0.2): The game continues the storyline of the original game, providing a narrative follow-up to the events of DOOM 3.
- Puzzle mechanics (weight 0.16): The game includes puzzle mechanics, some of which involve the use of a heart artifact.
- Set after Doom 3 (weight 0.13): The game is set two years after the events of DOOM 3 and features 50% more content, including new weapons, enemies, and mechanics.
- Excellent gunplay (weight 0.13): The game features straight action with excellent gunplay, enhancing the combat experience.
- Similar to base game (weight 0.12): The gameplay is almost identical to the main game, with some new mechanics and levels added.
- Slow motion mechanic (weight 0.12): The game features a time-slowing mechanism that can be used strategically in combat.
- Flashlight mechanics (weight 0.11): The game requires equipping the flashlight separately, adding to the horror elements and gameplay mechanics.
- Ammunition scarcity (weight 0.11): The game includes ammo management as a key gameplay element, requiring players to strategize their use of weapons.

Performance notes:
- Resolution and compatibility issues (weight 0.24): The game has problems with recent resolutions and does not perform well on modern systems, including specific issues with Windows 11.
- Various technical issues (weight 0.23): Players encounter several technical problems, including bugs, bodies not disintegrating properly, and issues with lighting and shadows.
- Performance on different systems (weight 0.19): The game is playable in 1080p or higher and performs well on Windows 10, but experiences stuttering and lag on modern hardware.
- Mods enhance graphics and fluidity (weight 0.13): Players report that using mods, such as the D3HDPack, can significantly improve the game's textures and overall graphical performance.
- Frame rate limitations (weight 0.08): The game has a 60 fps lock, which some players find limiting.
- High hardware requirements (weight 0.08): The game demands high hardware specifications, which can be a barrier for some players.

Recommendations:
- Recommended for Doom 3 fans (weight 0.6): This point highlights that the game is highly recommended for those who enjoyed Doom 3, as it offers more of the same experience and is considered a worthwhile expansion.
- Recommended for fans of classic Doom (weight 0.4): The game is suggested for fans of the original Doom series, including both new and old fans, and is best purchased on sale for maximum value.
- Worth playing for combat and improvements (weight 0.19): The expansion is noted for its combat loop, new designs, and improvements over the original game, making it a worthwhile experience for players.
- Classic horror FPS experience (weight 0.14): The game is noted for its horror elements and is considered another classic in the horror FPS genre, providing a thrilling experience.
- Worth exploring for FPS history (weight 0.11): The game is considered worth exploring for fans of early 2000s shooters and those interested in the history of the Doom series.
- Worth playing for story and universe (weight 0.08): The game is recommended for those interested in the story and universe of Doom, providing a rich narrative experience.
- Avoid BFG version (weight 0.08): Players are advised to avoid the BFG version of the game due to compatibility issues that may affect the gaming experience.
- Expansion preferred over main game (weight 0.07): Some reviews suggest that the expansion is a better experience compared to the main game, offering more value and enjoyment.
- Must-play for action fans (weight 0.07): The game is a must-play for fans of relentless action and demonic carnage, offering an intense and exciting experience.
- Great with base game (weight 0.06): The expansion is considered a great experience when played alongside the base game, enhancing the overall enjoyment.

Other player notes:
- Audio and translation problems (weight 0.14): There are reports of missing voice effects in the audio and several instances of poorly translated texts, particularly with the French translation.
- Installation issues reported (weight 0.08): Some users experienced issues with the installation process where the game files were dropped into a folder and the executable was renamed.

Emotions:
- Frustration (weight 0.2): Players are frustrated with various gameplay mechanics, including poor lighting, unfair gameplay, and annoying level design. Performance issues on specific platforms, lack of subtitles, and repetitive gameplay elements also contribute to this frustration. Additionally, specific mechanics like the flashlight and certain enemy animations are cited as particularly problematic.
- Disappointment (weight 0.2): The overall gameplay experience and lack of innovation in the DLC content have left players disappointed. The expansion's failure to live up to the original game, along with poor implementation of new features like the gravity gun, has contributed to this sentiment. Players also express disappointment in the story, balancing issues, and monotonous environments.
- Positive (weight 0.19): Players enjoy the game's atmosphere, longevity, and new additions such as weapons and gameplay mechanics. Despite acknowledging flaws, many find personal enjoyment and appreciate the new content, graphics, sound design, and multiplayer mode.
- Enjoyment (weight 0.11): Players enjoy the Doom 3 universe, story, and overall gameplay experience. The tight combat designs, fast action gameplay, and additional content contribute to a satisfying and enjoyable experience.
- Satisfaction (weight 0.11): Players are satisfied with the improvements and additions made to the game, including enhanced gameplay mechanics and new features. The expansion's graphics, gameplay, and atmosphere are also highlighted as positive aspects.
- Excited (weight 0.09): Players are excited about the new weapons, abilities, and combat scenarios introduced in the expansion. The new enemy designs and fun combat scenarios add to the excitement.
- Nostalgia (weight 0.07): Players feel nostalgic while reminiscing about the original Doom 3 and its classic elements. Playing the game after many years and comparing it to classic Doom evokes a sense of nostalgia.
- Excitement (weight 0.07): Players are excited about the new weapons, enemies, and challenges introduced in the expansion. The addition of new content and unique gameplay elements contributes to this excitement.
- Joy (weight 0.04): Players experience joy from specific aspects of the game, such as the gravity gun and mini-games. Unique and powerful weapons also contribute to this positive emotion.
- Anger (weight 0.02): Players feel anger due to excessive puzzles and a lack of ammunition, which disrupts the gameplay experience.
- Boredom (weight 0.02): Players find the gameplay loop repetitive and the game quite boring, leading to a sense of boredom.
- Tense (weight 0.02): Players feel tense due to the dark atmosphere and challenging enemies, which create a stressful gaming experience.}