Doom Games
Doom is id Software's first-person shooter series, and the one that defined the genre. It began in 1993 with a lone space marine fighting demons on Mars, and it has kept the same idea ever since: fast, aggressive combat against hordes from Hell, with you as the thing they should be afraid of. The series has gone from pixel sprites to id Tech 8 and has been reinvented several times, and you can still pick up any entry and know exactly what you're getting into.
The Classic Doom Games
The original Doom (1993) and its sequels are still played and modded today. Ultimate Doom adds a fourth episode to the first game. Doom II moves the fight to Earth, and Final Doom adds two more sets of levels. DOOM 64 is a standalone game that started on the Nintendo 64. GameBoost carries each of them, plus the Doom + Doom II bundle and the larger collections: DOOM Classic Complete, which includes Ultimate Doom, Doom II, Final Doom, and the Master Levels for Doom II, and DOOM Anthology.
Doom 3
Doom 3 (2004) slowed things down and leaned into horror, trapping you in a dark Mars research base where the lights, and your flashlight, matter as much as your weapons. The Resurrection of Evil expansion adds a new story, and the Doom 3: BFG Edition updates the game with improved visuals and bundles Resurrection of Evil along with The Lost Mission.
Doom (2016) and Doom VFR
Doom (2016) is a reboot, not a remake of the original. It brought the series back to fast, aggressive combat, rewarding you for staying close with glory kills that restore health. You can find it on PC, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch. Doom VFR (2017) is a virtual reality spin-off that follows a scientist killed in the first demon invasion, designed for VR headsets.
Doom Eternal
Doom Eternal (2020) is the direct sequel to the 2016 game, with more movement, more weapons, and more demons that need specific answers, so combat becomes a kind of puzzle. It's available in Standard and Deluxe editions on Steam and Xbox One. The story continues in The Ancient Gods Part One and Part Two, and the Year One Pass bundles the first year of post-launch content.
Doom: The Dark Ages
Doom: The Dark Ages, released on May 15, 2025, is a prequel to Doom (2016) and Doom Eternal, set in the early days of the Doom Slayer. It runs on id Tech 8 and shifts toward heavier, more grounded combat built around a shield saw and strategic fights, and it's the first Doom game with vehicles, including a cybernetic dragon and a huge Atlan mech. Revelations, released on July 7, 2026, is its first story expansion, adding the Chain Spear and new levels, puzzles, and demons. GameBoost carries the Standard Edition, the Premium Edition, the Premium Upgrade, and Revelations.
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Doom Games FAQs
Doom: The Dark Ages and Doom (2016) are the best entry points, since each is a complete game that doesn't require knowing the earlier ones. If you'd like to start from the beginning, the classic games are short and still fun.
Release order is the simplest: the classic games, Doom 3, Doom (2016), Doom Eternal, then Doom: The Dark Ages. The story order differs, because The Dark Ages is a prequel to Doom (2016).
No. It's a reboot that starts the series over with new levels and a new story, while keeping the original's fast, aggressive style. Doom Eternal is its direct sequel.
Yes. Revelations is an expansion, so it requires the base game. It's also included with the Premium Edition and the Premium Upgrade.
The BFG Edition is a remaster of Doom 3 with updated visuals. It also bundles the Resurrection of Evil expansion and The Lost Mission.
It bundles Ultimate Doom, Doom II, Final Doom, and the Master Levels for Doom II.
This depends on the specific key. Region details are listed clearly on each product page, so be sure to check the activation region before purchasing to confirm it works in your country.