I don't have much history with purely fps games (haven't really played games like COD for example). But I do LOVE the DOOM Franchise, right now I've played everything except Doom III and Eternal. I first discovered DOOM (1993) when I was looking for games to play on my chromebook after I discovered a DOS emulator (DosBOX). In the following months I managed to beat Ultimate Doom on my chromebook. Sometime later I discovered Doom modding and I beat Ultimate Doom, Doom II and Final Doom (only T.N.T as of yet) on my main PC.

I also really enjoyed the soundtrack (and especially Andrew Hurshult's modernation of it), this lead to me finding Mick Gordon's soundtrack. I've always loved metal and I enjoy some experimental stuff within the scene, so I fell in love with the 2016 soundtrack and later the Eternal soundtrack.

I always wanted to play 2016 so I saved up for it a bit and bought it on sale. Bcs my old PC (F) wasn't remotely able to run the game I played it through Nvidia GeForce Now. Something I love about 2016 and I don't see that much with other games is that it isn't afraid to look back to the origins of the fps genre and adapting it. I played a bit of Quake for the first time last year and I found some elements that I enjoyed in 2016 but didn't really see elsewhere back.

A fun easter egg in DOOM 2016 that you are able to find almost anywhere if you look hard enough is the Dopefish. It was originally found in a really old game called 'Commander Keen' (develloped by id Softwares) and since then the Dopefish can be found back in almost any id game.

I would really like Doom Eternal. Not so much because it's one of the best fps games out there, but because I really love Doom and it's universe and lore (and soundtrack).

Thanks for the giveaway and may the Force be with you, always

Steam id: https://steamcommunity.com/id/WillTPD