The following weapons appear in the game: This "New Game +" so to speak allows the player to finish up the last objectives such as getting complete kills or all secrets on missions. Some of the characters discuss details that occurred both before and after the reactor incident (which you can't normally see since you are put into the destroyed Junction map after Sector 7). The player must defeat the Cyberdemon to complete the game.įollowing the credits, the player is returned back to Junction which has been 'repaired'. After having closed the portal, it is revealed that the Cyberdemon, a combination of demon flesh and human technology created by Kronos, came through the portal at the last second. After defeating Kronos, the player destroys the power couplings to the reactor, closing a portal to hell (the player is hindered by monsters that come through the portal). The player confronts Guerard at the entrance to the reactor, who reveals that he is Kronos and transforms into a demon.
Kelvin opens the door to the Reactor area. Guerard double-crosses Nadira, allowing a demon to kill him.Ī second attack leaves the base in ruins however, Dr. The other scientists begin to express their distrust of Guerard and in Sector 6, it is revealed that Nadira and Guerard are working together. Guerard begins giving the player instructions. As the game advances it becomes clear that Kronos is still in the base and the cause of the attack.ĭr. Examining computer screens and talking with scientists, there are many rumours of a UAC scientist named " Kronos" who was working on teleportation experiments and fired by the UAC for "security breaches". Various scientists are encountered along the way, including Dr. The player must visit seven "sectors" of the base that have been infested with monsters. However, although there are similarities in the overall plot, the minor details are significantly different. The player is a marine employed by the UAC, sent to assist members of the UAC Mars Outpost facility on Mars, who are under attack from the denizens of hell. The story is similar to the Doom 3 story (according to the game's website this is a sequel to Doom 3, representing the Doom Marine's return to Mars, and that the marine is the same character from Doom, Doom II, and Doom 3).
The release versions correspond with releases for different performance levels of cell phone technology. This version might only be available for S60v3 Nokia phones.
For example, in addition to regular Cacodemons, the player will have to fight recoloured Cacodemons called "Malwraths" and "Wretched". A difference from the original is that each monster type includes three similar monsters of varying difficulty, which are each coloured to indicate this. Notably absent are the chainsaw, Arachnotrons, and the Spider Mastermind. Many features of the original are retained, including the status bar face, sound effects and the majority of the weapons and monsters. It is very important to speak to the scientists and access computer terminals to obtain vital information in order to progress into the game, somewhat like in Doom 3. Although visually similar to the original games, there is a greater emphasis on the plot. The player turns at 90-degree angles and moves space by space. All combat and movement is turn-based, allowing the player time to select their responses in combat. However, the game is fundamentally different in that it is a turn-based RPG. The game retains many of the elements of the original Doom games and is likewise played from a first-person perspective.
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