In related news, Doom Eternal's first single-player expansion, The Ancient Gods, Part One, will be available as a standalone game when it releases on 20th October, 2020. There's more, but it's a comprehensive update, so head on over to the official website for the full details. There's also DeHackEd support, Deathmatch 3.0 in split-screen multiplayer, an additional, optional crosshair, gyro aim for PC, Switch, and PS4, and controller support and new touch controls for iOS.
"The original DOS versions are still available as a separate launch option from within Steam, and the original DOS IWAD files are in their original location on disk", Bethesda added, and warned that if you have modified the files in the Steam install folder directly, some files may be overwritten. The adjustments also include 16:9 versions of titlescreen, intermission, and ending screens, plus anyone who already owns either The Ultimate Doom or Doom II: Hell On Earth on Steam will automatically receive the new re-releases in their libraries. Offering "QOL improvements, performance optimization, and more!", the update will be coming to all platforms, Bethesda explained on its website.įor the first time in "an official port", the original Doom renderer "has been modified to natively render 16:9 without any letterboxing", and the FOV "has been increased to reveal more image on the side instead of chopping off the top and bottom". A new update has been released for Doom and Doom II.
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