Doom 3: VR Edition

PlayStation®VR Ι Genre: FPS ExtraVRaganza

Experience fun, challenge, immersion, fantasy, and reward; these are the five main reasons why videogames are so popular since the 70s. Among dozens of genres at our disposal, every day we can turn ourselves into brave adventurers, skilled spaceship pilots, heroic plumbers, faster-than-light hedgehogs, galactic soldiers, and much more. Nowadays one of the most popular categories of video games is without any doubt First Person Shooters; origin of it let travel us back to 1973 when at NASA Ames Research Center, Greg Thompson, Howard Palmer, and Steve Colley programmed the first 3D first multiplayer Person Shooter game on the Imlac PDS-1: Maze War!

As you can imagine in the early 70s the concept of “computer network” was something too innovative for common people; but big companies, universities & government agencies were interconnected through the so-called Arpanet (Advanced Research Projects Agency NETwork). Thanks to it; Maze War could be played among several universities scattered in the U.S.A. laying the foundations of now we call multiplayer. Advanced from many points of view; Maze War brings to light not only a never-seen-before genre, but its particular graphic style inspired also actual FPRPGs masterpieces such as Phantasy Star or Dungeon Master. Obviously, the popularity of FPS games has grown hugely through the years; leading to legendary series like Quake, Call of Duty, Wolfenstein, and the undisputed king… Doom!

Composed by fifteen installments; Doom transcended the binary world of the gaming industry to appear also in novels, comic books, movies, board games that transformed the “son” of John Romero, John Carmack, Tom Hall, Adrian Carmack & Kevin Cloud into a pop-phenomenon of epic proportions.
But what makes Doom a so-played series? Well, the answer is easy, thanks to a non-stopping support by players that programmed even more (and challenging) mods & maps; through the decades it improved hugely the five elements we listed above to offer an ever-new and never banal gameplay experience to all of us. Now, we can have the most immersive experience ever with Doom 3: VR Edition exclusively for PSVR!

Comin’ for you we’re the cowboys from Mars!

In 2145 there’s life on Mars; finally, the megacorporation Union Aerospace Corporation has started to build the very first city on the Red Planet: Mars City. But things are not proceeding as planned, in fact, under the surface workers found some relics that testify the existence of an ancient civilization… one object, in particular, captured the attention in the UAC’s high places, the Soul Cube; categorized as U1, equipped with the technology of the past thanks to it the Martian could fight the hell forces.

In Doom 3: VR Edition for PSVR we are here to join the forces with the legendary Marine in an unbelievable adventure on Mars. The gates of hell are opened once again; hordes of demons are determined to invade the whole galaxy to hellform it. Wield the weapon for an epic clash against pure evil; this war will let us understand who really humans are, what are the demon powers, and what we must do to end this nightmare.  Featuring the original game + Resurrection of Evil and The Lost Mission expansions; Doom 3: VR Edition for PSVR is a true revamped classic enriched with a mature story, hundreds of deadly weapons, and above all countless hordes of demonic foes.

Don’t be afraid to start a thrilling VR journey in outer space digitally or physically, only the braves success on this dark path to the salvation of our universe… welcome to a party like no one!

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