I can't count the number of times I found myself focusing on enemies from the front when I'd find myself dying from an enemy who spawned behind me.
Do yourself a favor and turn around a lot. It doesn't make the game unplayable or anything, its just an annoying inconvenience. It seemed to last maybe 2 minutes top, which was absolutely horrendous considering how poor the lighting is in the game. I found myself frustrated a countless number of times at how annoying the flashlight was.
Getting all of that out of the way, I honestly didn't feel that Doom 3 has aged particularly well from a game mechanic standpoint. I still feel that I enjoyed replaying the game after so many years, it was a great nostalgia trip. The shooting felt great for its time, though replaying this made me feel like the enemies could, at times, be a bit sponge-y. Doom 3 went the horror route by creating a very dark, gruesome atmosphere. The game itself was a shift from the traditional style that you would expect from the older Doom games or even the 2016 reboot. Doom 3 on the Switch includes the base game along with two expansions (Resurrection of Evil & The Lost Mission) for the price of $9.99, a decent price for something that you could spend around 15 hours playing through entirely. Panic Button always seems to do a marvelous job with their work bringing games over to the Switch, the quality with Doom 3 on the Switch continues that trend. First of all I want to say that the port is fantastic. Having not played the game in over a decade (I originally played this on the original Xbox) I figured to give it a shot with its release on the Nintendo Switch.
Having not played the game in over a decade (I originally played this on the Doom 3 is a game that I've always had a bit of a soft spot for. Doom 3 is a game that I've always had a bit of a soft spot for.
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