PC - DLC, Windows
DOOM Eternal: The Ancient Gods - Part One
7.61
playscore
Average
Downloadble Content
This game requires the base game DOOM Eternal to play.
Trailer, Gameplay, & Screenshots
Buy now
Microsoft
SteamNote: This game includes in-game purchases. For more info, visit our video game microtransactions guide.
About this game
Developer: id Software
Content Rating: Mature
Summary
The Ancient Gods – Part One is the first campaign expansion for the critically acclaimed DOOM Eternal. Your war is not over… slaying the Khan Maykr left an imbalance of power that threatens all of creation. The legions of Hell have razed the heavens, threatening to expand their control across dimensions. With the aid of an old ally, battle your way back to Urdak and decide the fate of the cosmos. Your mission is now your own.
Also available on
Other Downloadable Contents (DLC)
Gamer Reviews
1944 Reviews7.70
Aggregate Gamer Reviews
This game has not been reviewed. Be the first to review it!
Critic Reviews
11 Reviews7.52
The Ancient Gods – Part One is a virtuostic display from id Software, then, and asks the same from you. The only question is how far it makes sense to turn up the temperature. After finishing these three campaign missions on Ultra-Violence difficulty, I was so exhausted I couldn't quite tell whether I'd enjoyed myself—synapses fried by sheer mental and physical challenge.
Doom Eternal: The Ancient Gods - Part One is a solid, meaty, and strong piece of DLC for Doom Eternal. It removes some of the chaff, cutting needless exposition, and makes some strong steps in gameplay. However, strange inclusions like enemies that kill the pace of combat, as well as even more ultra-precise platforming sections can throw off the whole "Doom" feeling of Doom Eternal.
I love Doom lore, and this expansion goes exactly where I was hoping it would go. The three levels are wonderfully designed and have some of the most memorable set pieces in the entire game. There's a fight in a foggy swamp against invisible enemies that I adored and there's one particular arena with transforming pillars that I found to be really inspired.