Fast, old school shooter energy with modern polish, Doom (2016) sits in id Software’s long running Doom series and goes toe to toe with arena style FPS campaigns like Wolfenstein and Titanfall 2. This Xbox version is a solid pick if you want a single player campaign that keeps pushing you forward, with heavy metal pacing, chunky gunplay and a focus on movement rather than hiding behind cover.
Is Doom (2016) still worth playing on Xbox?
Yes, because it nails the fundamentals: clear combat arenas, satisfying weapon feedback and a loop that rewards aggression. The included DLC packs expand the multiplayer side with extra maps and modes, so there’s more variety if you still enjoy competitive matches. Arcade Mode adds score chasing runs that suit short sessions, while Photo Mode is there if you fancy capturing the carnage without interrupting the flow too much.
- Includes DLC packs: Unto the Evil, Hell Followed, Bloodfall (extra multiplayer maps and modes)
- Arcade Mode for replayable, score based challenges
- Photo Mode for in game screenshots