A Gaming Diary
Doom RPG
It’s excellent.
Yes, I’ve decided.
It’s just fun and is very good for wasting on the bus. It’s not too deep, but when has Doom been deep? This has lots of monsters to kill and secrets to find and barrells to blow up and passcodes to type in and… and… well, that’s more or less it, but it’s all very playable. For about a fiver, you really can’t complain.
Recommended.
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