That mobility got another small but exciting taste at the game’s recent E3 2019 showing. New mechanics are being added to the demon killer’s arsenal of moves, such as being able to climb walls, and dash (which he can also do mid-air)- which should all make an already frantic and fast paced game even more so. The Doom Slayer is going to have a lot more mobility here than he did in DOOM (2016). One of the most immediately noticeable things about DOOM Eternal during its gameplay reveal last year was how much more agile the game looked.
In this feature, we’ll be taking a look at all that we know about DOOM Eternal through all its showings, including the E3 2019 one.
Since its reveal almost exactly one year ago, Bethesda have done two pretty meaty gameplay showings for the shooter- one at QuakeCon 2018, and one at E3 2019 just recently- and through both those showings, we’ve been able to learn a great deal about the game. It’s a game that millions are looking forward to, not only because its predecessor was amazing, but also because it looks similarly amazing itself.
DOOM Eternal was the centrepiece of Bethesda’s E3 2019 press event, as we had all expect it would be.
