In retrospect, Doom (2016) was for tourists. By the time you complete Doom Eternal’s second and final campaign expansion, The Ancient Gods Part 2, you’ll have the skills of, well, an ancient god, and the things that made this franchise’s brilliant modern invention five years ago after you threw, looks like children’s games. Doom has virtually evolved into a single-player sport at this point, and The Ancient Gods Part 2 closes the book on the Doomslayer’s quest to overcome the forces of hell by adding enough new variety and challenge to make it as captivating as ever. to keep. 2 waste no time throwing some memorable bad guys at you. The biggest, dirtiest new enemy – and you will meet him early – is the armored baron of hell, whose shell must burst open before you can start inflicting any damage. To do this, you must have a sustained plasma-based weapon fire, or a single, precise precision that is shot on the bait in his hand the moment it flashes green. As a result, it takes a long time to bring down and they need to be carefully considered in major battles, which adds another layer to Doom’s ever-increasing battle strategy.