Doom 64 is one of the early N64 games that blew me away with its dynamic lighting and updated art direction over the first two games to give the game its own unique dark theme and look.
Unfortunately, it was also the first game where I started experiencing frequent motion sickness (a somewhat common occurrence for me with modern first-person games) so I was never able to beat the game in its original platform and had to resort to watching my older brother play and beat the game.
With that being said, my experience from the levels I've played and from what I watched make this one of my favorite Doom games in terms of gameplay (a bit slower than perhaps other games but appropriate for this game) and level design.
Unfortunately, it was also the first game where I started experiencing frequent motion sickness (a somewhat common occurrence for me with modern first-person games) so I was never able to beat the game in its original platform and had to resort to watching my older brother play and beat the game.
With that being said, my experience from the levels I've played and from what I watched make this one of my favorite Doom games in terms of gameplay (a bit slower than perhaps other games but appropriate for this game) and level design.