Doom will release a new "mini" game for iOS and Android devices

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Post published:February 23, 2023
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Bethesda announced a new game developed for iOS and Android devices. In Mighty Doom We will once again see the monster slayer crushing creatures from hell, now from an overhead shot to facilitate gameplay on touch screens.

La Verdad Noticias tells you that Bethesda He showed a preview where the animated aesthetics with the arcade spirit of the game can be seen, where the premise is to rescue Daisy, the protagonist’s pet.

It all starts when Daisy was kidnapped by demonic forces, and now the little doom slayer You will have to tear these beings to pieces through various levels, defeating bosses from time to time with a variety of weapons.

Mighty Doom comes to iOS and Android

The new Mighty Doom will be released next March 21 and pre-registration is already active for iOS and Android users. Those who play between March 21 and April 20, 2023 will receive a gift pack with cosmetic items.

“Thanks to its refined touch control system, you will never have to sacrifice mobility in the attack. Run and gun between the hordes of the vilest demons of hell, such as the floating one-eyed cacodemons or the brutal cybermancubus”, says Bethesda .

This title is developed by the AlphaDog studio, a small studio of Canadian origin that in turn is Microsoft-owned. His experience is based on the production of games for mobile devices such as Wraithborne, an action ROG, and MonstroCity: Rampage, a strategy game with action elements.

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Where can you play Doom?

Doom can be played on almost any device.

Doom is one of the first First Person Shooters (FPS) – first person shooter games, one of the classics of the genre. And also a meme. It is because Doom can run practically on any device with a screen.

The programmers have taken it as quite a fun challengewhich is why we’ve seen Doom running on printers, calculators, microwaves, e-books, and even pregnancy tests.