Hell, the mobile port you could get before they replaced this ran at a perfectly fine 60 with no drops, so I donвЂ™t know how they managed to screw the pooch with the Unity engine of all things. They may have fixed the issue with the slower music, but there is no reason for this game to run capped at 35 FPS with no option to change it. How unfortunate then with how bad these ports are.

With the gameвЂ™s 25th anniversary coming up, Bethesda and iD trusted Nerve to make a solid remaster of Doom 1 and 2 to resell on modern consoles and mobile devices. Other than that this game has been awesome since it came out so donвЂ™t be surprised by anything, you might just be wishing for some arrow keys and the ctl button instead of the clunky crap controls they slapped in here.Дoom needs no introduction as itвЂ™s the most influential FPS of all time that people still play to this day. The old controls where there was a shoot button was awkward but made more sense. Automatic weapons are also not hold down to shoot like you might expect, you double tap for that as well.

You have to aim, pick up your thumb and hope the enemy doesnвЂ™t move and if they do, use the awkward strafe stick on the left.

The tap to shoot setting is awkward as well and something that plagues touch screen games in general, if you want to shoot you canвЂ™t aim. I end up basically walking around the whole time because moving my thumb halfway up the screen to move the proper speed is clunky and blocks the view. The move stick has a tap to run setting that you canвЂ™t change and it also has a pretend sensitivity to it so that if you hold the вЂњstickвЂќ further you run faster. The old port of this actually had pretty good controls.

The original doom