Doom: Unto the Evil is an… okay DLC, with nothing really special to say about it. The things it offers are fine and all, but with a somewhat ridiculous price tag attached to it, especially since almost everything included feels more like mods than material created by a team of professionals.
Doom: Unto the Evil2016
Doom: Unto the Evil
2016 Activision72Good
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- Launch
- August 4, 2016
- Developer
- Bethesda Softworks
- Publisher
- Activision
- Themes
- Genres
Overview
Unto the Evil is the first of three DLC Packs bringing all-new multiplayer content to Doom. Players get three new maps to dominate, one new playable demon to unleash, a new weapon to master, a new equipment item to vary their arsenal, and a host of new armor sets, taunts, and Hack Modules to customize their experience.
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The answer to whether or not the Unto the Evil DLC is worth it depends on what you're looking for. If you're in it for the new maps, then you're better off waiting for the private match option since it can take a long time to see them under normal circumstances. If you want it for the customization, then the DLC has lots of satisfying options. If you...
Unto the Evil is a bit expensive, but offers some pretty good additional content for the multiplayer component of DOOM. If you're a fan of that, Unto the Evil is required to keep pace with the community, but otherwise it may be best to save your efforts for the next DLC which should cater to the more popular campaign mode.
In summary, Doom Unto The Evil is a fun DLC for the main game which gives players some enjoyable new maps, a couple of new weapons although the handgun really shouldn’t count and of course the Kinetic Mine and the new playable demon which adds to overall Doom mythology well.
If you’ve got the season pass, it’s worth it to pop into the multiplayer for a bit, even if you just want to try out The Harvester.