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Its 2016 version tried it and it tried it with an asymmetric Slayer versus two demons bet in DOOM Eternal, but what always shined was the campaign and everything about it. For this reason, because at id Software they already know this, they have focused on devoting all the resources to The Dark Ages, as stated by Marty Stratton, director of the studio, in an interview with Eurogamer that it will be a “strictly electoral” question.
The statement is quite clear, stating that all resources should be devoted to the campaign. It's literally “the longest, widest, most epic campaign ever created.” and that they are satisfied with the decision taken. Several international media and some Doom brand influencers were present in the studio itself, playing the title to offer us some impressions and, in the process, make some interesting statements.
Otherwise we wouldn't have been able to have a Dragon and an Atlan
After that, it was Hugo Martin, the game director and responsible for the entire creative process, who added a touch of humor to explain why they got rid of the idea of multiplayer:
That's why we were able to put a dragon and Atlan into the game. I mean, those are the things we want to do in the game, and we enjoyed making multiple titles, but we couldn't because we had a multiplayer component – which we loved – but in reality it was designed to focus on the single-player campaign and improve the player experience.
Yesterday's Developer_Direct brought us a lot of good news, of which The Dark Ages was undoubtedly the protagonist alongside the great Ninja Gaiden, which will be resurrected in 2025. If you want to know everything about the new DOOM, yesterday we left you a very interesting summary that doesn't require you to get lost.
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