DOOM Eternal: The Ancient Gods-Part Two Trailer Lands

[btarunr]

DOOM Eternal: The Ancient Gods-Part Two is the concluding chapter to the DOOM reboot franchise from 2016. The DLC, will release on March 18, 2021, part of the Year One pass, although there's no word from Bethesda on standalone availability. It picks up where Part One left off. Having awaken an ancient evil, you must rally the scattered Sentinel forces across the realm to wage an epic battle against the Dark Lord himself. The campaign includes several new missions across vast realms, new enemies, and new super-weapons. You also ride a Sentinal dragon, and maybe even pilot an ARC Mech against a Titan (fingers crossed)!



The trailer video follows.

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[DeathtoGnomes]

WHY does this game make the news page and hundreds of other games do not?

Noteworthy, sure, front page on TPU worthy, NOPE.

 

[Caring1]

The title makes Trailer Lands seem to be the title of part 2.
Set in a future dystopian trailer park near you.

 

[low]

WHY does this game make the news page and hundreds of other games do not?

Noteworthy, sure, front page on TPU worthy, NOPE.

Other games may rise and fall.

But DOOM is eternal!

 

[Chrispy_]

I enjoyed Doom Eternal but all the way through it I was waiting for it to be a better game than Doom 2016 and got to the end a little disappointed, with no desire to replay it. I blitzed through doom 2016 again (not on nightmare this time) to confirm it's just a better game with fewer BS mechanics that ruin the flow and more meaningful combat arenas.

This looks like it has lost its way even more and the first half of the video is unrecognisable as Doom altogether and looks more like a new Elder Scrolls title. We have beautiful forests, and blue skies, snowcapped mountains, dragons, cathedrals, and organised armies in castles.

DOOM is supposed to be Sci Fi gunplay in a futuristic space-faring future, not Skyrim with more swords and dragons, goddamnit.