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DOOM II

id Software· August 3, 2007
GameValio recommendation Maybe

A fair option right now, though it's not quite compelling enough to jump on immediately.

Losing players
Niche gem - loved by fans, smaller community

Behind the recommendation

The raw numbers that fed our recommendation.

Quality
91/100
96% positive (7,848 reviews): overwhelmingly positive
Metacritic 83/100: high marks from professional reviewers
7,848 reviews: solid data foundation
Popularity
33/100
Players up 60% in recent days
8 concurrent players: niche audience

Price history

Game details

Release info, metadata and the system specs you'll need.

Release date

August 3, 2007

Developers

id Software

Publishers

id Software

Platforms

Windows

Steam recs

7,859

Supported languages · 5 languages

EnglishFrenchItalianGermanSpanish - Spain

How the game's holding up

Reviews, sentiment and concurrent players. Tracked daily.

Steam review score

96%

Overwhelmingly Positive

Positive-review ratio over time

Review counts

8k

POSITIVE · 348 NEGATIVE

New reviews between updates

Player count

10

PEAK (24H) · 16 ALL-TIME IN RANGE

Daily peak concurrent players

Frequently asked questions

Is DOOM II worth buying?

A fair option right now, though it's not quite compelling enough to jump on immediately.

What platforms is DOOM II available on?

DOOM II is available on: Windows.

When was DOOM II released?

DOOM II was released on August 3, 2007.

How many people are playing DOOM II?

According to recent data, DOOM II has approximately 10 concurrent players 6 hours ago.

Who made DOOM II?

Developed by: id Software

Published by: id Software

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