Masterfully subverting audience expectations by crafting worlds using familiar textures and polygons and then filling it with unimaginable horrors. Through utilizing lo-fi PS1-styled graphics, Cucuzza has built a brand on his distinctive approach to horror. You genuinely love to see it as a genre fan, but more importantly, it is fantastic to see audiences crop up around any and all types of horror experiences, no matter how extreme it may be.Īnd while AAA horror might pride itself on delivering the most polished scares around, to say they have been lacking in exploring the seedier side of horror isn’t much of a reach. We are inundated on a nearly daily basis with a variety of horror games, tapping into all manner of sub-genres and styles. The age-old adage of never judging a book by its cover has never been more applicable to indie horror games than it is right now. And you do see glimpses of what DOOM eventually came to be (namely in the executions and some of the animations), but the claim that it looked too much like something from Call of Duty is very much valid.Ĭurrently, DOOM fans can enjoy the first part of the standalone expansion to DOOM Eternal in The Ancient Gods, which is available now on PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. However, by 2013, DOOM 4 was stuck in development hell, and was eventually overhauled into the DOOM we got in 2016.ĭOOM 4, which was criticized for being too heavily cinematic and too much like Call of Duty, has seen footage leak online before in much the same fashion. In case you’re not familiar, id had begun work on DOOM 4 as far back as 2007, and would take place on Earth, similar to Doom II: Hell on Earth. The actual source of the footage isn’t known, which was posted to Reddit by user colonelmelnyk.
Another video has surfaced online showing off animation tests, concept art and more from id Software’s cancelled DOOM 4.
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