Doom

Doom is a first-person shooter and a landmark title in video game history. You play as a nameless space marine, the sole survivor of a demonic invasion that has overrun the Union Aerospace Corporation's research facilities on the moons of Mars and Deimos. Your mission is to fight through hordes of hellish creatures—from possessed soldiers to fireball-throwing Imps and the fearsome pinky demon—across episodes of increasingly nightmarish levels. Armed with a devastating arsenal including a chainsaw, shotgun, chaingun, rocket launcher, and the iconic BFG 9000, you must blast your way to the source of the invasion and close the gateway to Hell.

PlayStation

Released on November 16, 1995 by Williams Entertainment, this version is a conversion of The Ultimate Doom and Doom II based on the Atari Jaguar port . It contains 59 levels combining both games plus seven exclusive maps including "Twilight Descends" and "Club Doom" . The renderer was rewritten for PlayStation hardware, adding colored lighting, alpha blending, and higher color depth—features John Romero had always wanted for Doom . Aubrey Hodges composed a new dark, ambient soundtrack replacing the original MIDI music . A new enemy, the Nightmare Spectre (dark green and tougher), was added, while the Arch-vile and Icon of Sin are absent . Multiplayer requires the Link Cable for two consoles; split-screen is not supported . The game uses a password system rather than memory card saves . John Romero is quoted on the back cover calling this the "best DOOM yet" . Final Doom followed in late 1996 using the same engine .