A chainsaw ballet where stopping means dying.

On gut feeling, when the community picks without thinking, Doom Eternal edges ahead of a little more than two thirds of games. Fine, nothing more. But it's going into the detail that the picture makes sense. Controller in hand, it dominates, ahead of 99% of titles, to confirm on few votes but the signal is clear. The soundtrack climbs almost as high, ahead of 96% of games, and fun just behind, ahead of 93%. Where it really stumbles: the desert island, right at the bottom, ahead of barely 11% of games. Art direction stays middling. There's the tension: a pure playing machine, but not necessarily the companion you take for life.

Against other shooters, it owns a rare identity: speed, aggression turned into a system, an intensity few games in the genre dare push this far. It's not a world you wander, it's a rhythm you fight or embrace.

So who's it for? For you if you chase the raw pleasure of the action, the loop that keeps you until 3am, a score that hits. Much less if you want to bond, slow down, settle into a world.