Doom Resurrection , the first decent new title in the Doom enfranchisement since Doom III , has finally landed in the App Store , and it ’s not cheap . But is it sufficiently Doom - y ? Dark ? diagrammatically lush ? Good ?
As thefirst trailerseemed to hope , yes , this is a very telling game . graphic and phone are top - notch and the production as a whole befits its price . The primary issue with Resurrection is the ascendance scheme : even though other iPhone FPSes have take out of decent free - move control systems — including i d ’s own Wolfenstein porthole — this biz is , strictly speaking , on railing .
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To be honest , this can be frustrating , especially given how well the environments are render . I think of , they ’re right there , in full , elaborated 3-D , and you ca n’t search them . The gameplay ’s saving grace is accelerometer support , which at least lets you aim and shake off zombies in an visceral path .
As for the call that this is a entirely new installment in the Doom dealership , they ’re technically on-key : the story is bracing , and so are the levels . But aside from the new story centre and fresh gameplay dynamics , Resurrection borrows generously from Doom III , looking , sounding and , to an extent , feeling like its 2004 precursor . telling ? indisputable . deserving $ 10 ? If so , then hardly . [ viaWill Smith ’s Twitter ]
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