Doom Soundtrack (

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Rating: 8.60/10 from 5700 votes
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Title in Español:

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Synopsis

A tough space marine (Imprisoned for disobeying orders and assaulting his commanding officer) along with his squadron are sent to a radioactive waste facility on the planet Mars. The facility owned by UAC (Union Aerospace Corporation) which has been infested with fierce alien creatures from hell that have arrived on Mars due to a experiment involving "Inter-Dimensional Gateways" portals that allow people to travel from part of the galaxy to another. When his squadron are killed off one-by-one by the creatures. The space marine who is the only marine in the squadron left alive, finds he cannot get off Mars, arms himself with a arsenal of weaponry (Pistol, Plasma Rifle, Shotgun, Chainsaw) engages in a non-stop battle, as he fights the alien creatures, marines gone bad and armies of monsters, and fight for survival as he sets out to prevent the alien creatures and their army of marines gone bad and monsters from reaching Earth, where the human race will end up meeting it's doom.

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Doom
Rip & Tear
Laid to Rest
My Curse
Antimacy
Raining Blood
The Faded Line
Wild Eyes
Back Burner
Holy Diver
Walk with Me In Hell
Drown Me in Blood
Bottom Feeder
Hell Chose Me
You Only Live Once
A Prophecy
Vice Grip
Wage Slaves
Engine 45
Demons With Ryu
Sleepwalker
My Fears Have Become Phobias
Blood Of The Scribe
Aeris
Earthbound
Nine Summers
Crushed
2nd Sucks
Collapse
Break You
Iron Man - 2012 - Remaster
White Washed
I Don't Feel Very Receptive Today
Hourglass
Possession
Welcome To Hell
Beast
Boneyards
Mikasa
Hell
Lucid Reality
A Wolf Amongst Ravens
Reign of Darkness
The Four Horsemen (Remastered)
Of God and Serpent, Of Spectre and Snake
Recreant
Don't Dink and Drance
Lost In The Static
Revelation
Elitist Ones
The Purest Strain of Hate
Nightbringers
Eclipse
Machine
No Absolution (Remastered)
Hate by Design
Hostage
The Price of Agony
Blood Will Have Blood
A Gunshot to the Head of Trepidation
Let Go

User reviews

Carol Jackson
5/10

The heavy guitar riffs and pounding drums really enhance the feeling of being a lone space marine fighting for survival against overwhelming odds.

John Nelson
5/10

The use of industrial and electronic elements in the music adds a futuristic and otherworldly vibe to the game.

Betty Moore
9/10

The soundtrack of Doom is a powerful and immersive experience that perfectly complements the intense and adrenaline-pumping gameplay of the game. The heavy metal and industrial sounds create a sense of urgency and danger, enhancing the feeling of being a lone space marine facing insurmountable odds on the hostile planet of Mars.

Emily Wilson
5/10

The music creates a sense of urgency and adrenaline, keeping me on the edge of my seat during gameplay.

Linda Lewis
4/10

Additionally, I felt that the soundtrack did not effectively enhance the immersive experience of the game. The music often felt disconnected from the action on screen, failing to create a seamless blend between the gameplay and the audio elements. This lack of synchronization detracted from the overall gaming experience and left me feeling disconnected from the game world.

Stephanie Martin
6/10

The dynamic and varied compositions help maintain my focus and concentration as I navigate through the treacherous environment of the radioactive waste facility.

Brian Gonzalez
6/10

The soundtrack effectively immerses me in the dark and twisted world of Doom, making me feel like I'm right there in the middle of the action.

Matthew Turner
8/10

The soundtrack of Doom perfectly captures the intense and relentless action-packed atmosphere of the game. The heavy metal and industrial music elements really amp up the adrenaline and make every encounter with the alien creatures feel epic and thrilling.

Elizabeth King
6/10

I appreciate how the soundtrack seamlessly transitions between different moods, from eerie and atmospheric to fast-paced and aggressive.

Timothy Adams
9/10

The dynamic and varied tracks in the soundtrack of Doom keep the player engaged and motivated throughout the game, from the heart-pounding combat sequences to the eerie moments of exploration. The music perfectly captures the relentless action and chaos of battling hordes of alien creatures and marines gone bad, adding to the overall atmosphere of tension and excitement.

Nancy Miller
6/10

The music enhances the overall gaming experience, making each encounter with alien creatures feel more intense and exciting.

Melissa Miller
8/10

The use of dynamic and immersive sound effects in the soundtrack adds another layer of intensity to the gameplay experience. The way the music seamlessly transitions between different levels of tension and excitement enhances the overall immersion in the game world, keeping me on the edge of my seat throughout the entire gameplay.

Melissa Robinson
3/10

I found the soundtrack of Doom to be lacking in emotional depth and variety. The constant heavy metal and intense beats became monotonous and failed to capture the full range of emotions experienced during the intense battles on Mars.

Edward Hall
5/10

I find myself humming the memorable melodies from the soundtrack even when I'm not playing the game, a testament to its catchy and impactful nature.

Emily Smith
6/10

The Doom soundtrack perfectly captures the intensity and chaos of battling fierce alien creatures on Mars.

Susan Scott
6/10

Overall, the Doom soundtrack is a crucial element that elevates the game's atmosphere and gameplay, making it a truly immersive and thrilling experience.