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DOOM Eternal: The Ancient Gods Part One
The Ancient Gods picks up after the end of the main story in a time where, due to the Slayer's actions, the armies of heaven and hell have fallen out of balance. The demons have flooded in to overtake the weakened angelic realm, so the Slayer's been called in to clean up the mess.
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XboxEra
Oct 22, 2020
A direct continuation of DOOM Eternal’s main campaign, The Ancient Gods Part 1 is a non-stop adrenaline-fueled slaughter fest. It takes all the best parts of the main campaign and turns them up to 11. Prepare to Die The Ancient Gods Part 1 assumes you have a fully leveled up Doom Slayer, and from the first fight of the game it is obvious that you are going to have to bring your A-game to survive.
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Rectify Gaming
Mar 29, 2021
The Ancient Gods is an unapologetic and brutal conclusion to an epic game. Rip and tear into this expansion and see end for yourselves. Developer –id Software Publisher – Bethesda Game Studios Platforms – PC, PS4, Xbox One, Switch The Ancient Gods has reached it’s finale with the release of Part 2 of this DLC.
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CGMagazine
Oct 24, 2020
Doom Eternal’s first piece of substantial singleplayer oriented DLC feels like it is off to a good start, offering a real challenge for fans of the original while feeling like a natural continuation of the base game. In essence, Ancient Gods Part One feels essential to the Doom Eternal experience, rather than something that feels tacked on or unnecessary, while simultaneously setting up some fun narrative beats for part Two of the DLC.
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Game Revolution
Oct 22, 2020
The Ancient Gods Part 1 is a fantastic piece of DLC partly because of those narrative implications, but also for how it wonderfully continues and expands upon the base game’s legacy. Seamlessly dialing up the difficulty leads to more rewarding combat, especially with the banging metal soundtrack and horde of new hellspawns. Environments divulge from the typical Doom template, but are undeniably Doom and beautiful regardless. Part 2 has a lot to live up to, but if it’s anything like Part 1, it shouldn’t have a problem shattering high expectations. Game Revolution reviewed the Doom Eternal The Ancient Gods Part 1 DLC on PS4.
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