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Main games

Doom, The Ultimate Doom
Doom II, Final Doom, Master Levels, No Rest for the Living
Doom 64, PSX Doom, Jaguar Doom, and others...
Doom 3, Resurrection of Evil, BFG Edition, The Lost Mission
Doom (2016), Doom VFR
Doom Eternal

Community

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Gameplay

Automap
Cheat codes
Easter eggs
Environmental hazards
Items: powerups, weapons, bonuses, and more.
Levels: maps, walkthroughs, and speedruns.
Monsters
Multiplayer games
Player character
Player controls
Skill levels
Weapons and Ammo

Technical

All content

Trivia

Did you know that Doom's automap was originally intended to include a minigame as an Easter egg?

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Featured Article - October 2018

Doom: The Board Game

Doom: The Board Game is an officially licensed table-top board game released by Fantasy Flight Games on July 28, 2016, adapting the themes and settings of Doom (2016). It is a game for two to five players (up to four marines and one invader) and typically lasts for two to three hours per game. It is suggested for players ages fourteen and up. It was designed by Jonathan Ying, and developed by Derrick Fuchs and Andrew Wyshock.
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