There’s always two sides to a story though, and executive producer Marty Stratton has added his own side of the tale to the controversy surrounding the DOOM Eternal soundtrack.

It’s still pretty weird to see a Doom game with skins and in-game events but at least they’re not skimping on the absurdity of it all.

The Marauder is an absolute fiend, a natural obstacle to the Slayer's ability to push forward through hordes of the damned in DOOM Eternal and I hate him so damn much.

Id Software’s annual shindig for fans of DOOM and Quake, gaming’s most underrated celebration of love, peace and rockets has been running every single year since 1996 when the first event kicked off at the Best Western Hotel in Texas many moons ago. With the world on lockdown, Id Software has had to face a hard truth and cancel the August event due to restrictions making it impossible to plan the weekend show.

A spectacular floating fortress of of pain, an arsenal of wagons waiting to be unlocked and a home away from home, the Fortress of Doom may just be the ultimate headquarters ever conceived of in a video game. There’s plenty to do inside of it! From spending Sentinel batteries in the vaults that unlock new armour to grabbing a pair of well-hidden cheat codes, the Fortress of Doom even has a prison filled with captured demons that you can test out your new toys on.

Here’s something else that DOOM Eternal does better than DOOM: Shift units and set sales records.

Pop culture powerhouse Mondo is giving Doom Guy the sixth scale treatment, shrinking the mad bastard down to a more manageable size and giving him a ton of articulation to boot. Here’s what the digital prototype looks like so far.

DOOM Eternal players are turning a 14 hour odyssey through hell itself into a 90 minute exercise for their fingers, throwing down the gauntlet and setting speedrun records.