Mighty DOOM is a classic top-down shooter developed by Alpha Dog Games and published by Bethesda Softworks. It offers frenetic and vibrant gameplay in a new format, lots of replayability through upgrades, and will indeed challenge your capabilities to kill and slaughter.

Gameplay

Runs: You run across multiple linear stages, slaying every creature on your way and avoiding taking damage while trying to go as far as possible. In this simple but fast-paced touch control game, you will test your demon-slaying skills with challenging gameplay. Even though it is easy to learn, tough bosses and hordes are going to put your abilities to the proof.
Guns: As you unleash your might on demons and creatures, you can equip three unique weapons and swap them on the fly. Choose from 13 legendary weapons like the Rocket Launcher to eradicate groups of demons, Plasma Rifle, Chain Gun, and Super Shotgun, or the Unmakyr or BFG to deal maximum damage.

Hunt and optimize: The more runs you try, the more experience you collect and levels you gain. Battle after battle, you will use equipment to craft and upgrade legendary gear, unlock insane combos and cataclysmic abilities, and gain buffs tied to weapons.
Explore and slay: You will go through many different levels with various environments and face enemies with different patterns, strengths, and weaknesses. Cleverly adapt your tactics on the fly, and remember that the ones who don't move in hell are already dead.

Graphics and sound

This DOOM title offers neat graphics and has successfully captured the essence of the original DOOM series with rich, vibrant, and diversified visual and audio effects. Besides, all the different menus and interfaces are just gorgeous, and all the equipment and gears feel deadly powerful.

Duration and game modes

It features a single-player experience you can enjoy for hours and hours if you want to hone your skills and level up as far as you can. There is no end to the carnage, and demons are thirsty.

What do the reviews say?

Mighty DOOM has a Metacritic score of 56/100.

"Like the recent and mostly terrible, Tomb Raider Reloaded, Mighty Doom uses the well-worn Archero template, this time to somewhat more interesting effect." (Metri GameCentral)