I'd rather go to hell than playing Doom II again, so here I am, playing Sigil, a new chapter for the first game, created by John Romero, and since it got a standalone release, I decided to log it and give it a review.
Romero's levels for Doom 1 are the best ones, in my opinion, a perfect balance between exploration and challenge. This game design is pretty clear in Sigil, well, at least for 2/3 of the game, unfortunately there are 3 levels that really suck, being confusing and labyrinthic, which is a shame, but there are still 6 other great levels.
There aren't really any other additions, such as new enemies or weapons, which would be excellent, but an understandable abscence.
Soundtrack fucking slaps, truly, play it with headphones, it's better than the original tracks.
Romero's levels for Doom 1 are the best ones, in my opinion, a perfect balance between exploration and challenge. This game design is pretty clear in Sigil, well, at least for 2/3 of the game, unfortunately there are 3 levels that really suck, being confusing and labyrinthic, which is a shame, but there are still 6 other great levels.
There aren't really any other additions, such as new enemies or weapons, which would be excellent, but an understandable abscence.
Soundtrack fucking slaps, truly, play it with headphones, it's better than the original tracks.