I usually repeat, on a regular basis, that Minecraft is an incredibly open game. Its approach and its mechanics make it a blank canvas, in which each game can be totally different from the previous one. The game does not impose any obligation on you to advance in development, and although there are achievements, you can completely ignore them, without this affecting your game in any way. The possibilities are as wide as the game maps.
These possibilities, in addition, increase substantially thanks to the expansion possibilities provided by its open design. Mods and plugins, as well as skins, are the clearest and most common example of this, add-ons designed by third parties that can be easily installed in the game, and that range from simple aesthetic changes to the inclusion of new blocks and mechanics. that propose experiences far removed from the original Minecraft proposal.
And sometimes, some creators go head over heels and, with a lot of work, make huge modifications that leave regular Minecraft players speechless. For example, maybe you remember the Harry Potter adventure for Minecraft that we already told you about at the time, a challenge that uses the adventure mode of Minecraft, and that allowed you to put yourself in Harry’s shoes and tour an important part of your world.
Now we have learned of another creation based on the adventure mode of Minecraft, and that also creates a surprising proposal. And it is that with Doomed: Demons of the Nether, you will be able to recover the Doom experience, but within Minecraft.
The development of Doomed, as its creator tells us, has taken no less than two years and, as is the case with the vast majority of third-party developers for Minecraft Java, it is totally free. You can download it from its website and its installation is very simple, since you only have to create a new instance of Minecraft 1.16.3, access its folder and copy the necessary files.
The gaming experience, as indicated by its own author, does not claim to reproduce Doom 100%, Yes indeed. Doomed: Demons of the Nether provides a game experience quite similar to that of Doom, but with some peculiarities that its creator considered would enrich the experience. Even so, you will face hundreds of enemies and several bosses throughout the four maps included in the game.
This is not, yes, the first meeting between Minecraft and Doom. And it is that as we told you a long time ago, another modification of the game allows you to jPlay classic Doom in a game of Minecraft. Something that very few would go through the imagination, and that still seems surprising to me today.
