DOOM II

DOOM II

id Software · August 3, 2007 · Classic, FPS, Action, 1990's, Retro

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DOOM II costs £4.56 in the United Kingdom, €4.98 in Europe (EUR), $5.50 in the United States, $5.50 in Georgia (USD), zł24.05 in Poland and R$34.04 in Brazil right now.

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RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £4.56 — £4.56 2
Europe (EUR) €4.98 — €4.98 3
United Statesyour region $5.50 — $5.50 4
Georgia (USD) $5.50 — $5.50 4
Poland zł24.05 — zł24.05 1
Brazil R$34.04 — R$34.04 1

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About DOOM II

✦ AI summary

Blast through Hell's invasion of Earth as the legendary Slayer in this brutally intense 1994 shooter that defined the FPS genre, now with both the original and enhanced 2019 versions plus four full expansions and twenty master levels. Battle mightier demons with the iconic Super Shotgun and face off against the infamous Icon of Sin in one of gaming's most celebrated action experiences, fully modernized with widescreen support, 60 FPS, controller compatibility, and online co-op.

Developed by id Software, and originally released in 1994, DOOM II is a critically acclaimed, action first-person shooter and sequel to DOOM (1993). An enhanced version was released on PC, consoles, and mobile devices in 2019. Now, you can get both the original and enhanced versions of the base game and the additional content in one place.

Owners Receive

  • The original DOOM II
  • The enhanced, re-release of DOOM II
  • The original TNT: Evilution and The Plutonia Experiment episodes (*Previously sold as “Final Doom”)
  • The original, twenty master levels from independent designers (*Previously sold as “Master Levels for Doom II”)

Doom II – Original Version


Hell has invaded Earth, and to save it, you must battle mightier demons with even more powerful weapons. This beloved sequel to the groundbreaking DOOM (1993) introduced players to the brutal Super Shotgun, the infamous Icon of Sin boss, and more intense FPS action.

TNT: Evilution


The UAC relocated their experiments to one of the moons of Jupiter. A spaceship, mistaken for a supply vessel, was granted access. But when it got close to the base, demons poured out. All your comrades were slaughtered or zombified. This time it's not about survival. It's about revenge.

The Plutonia Experiment


Every effort has been made by the nation's top scientists to close the seven interdimensional Gates of Hell, but one portal remains open. Alone, you must infiltrate the ravaged base, defeat the demon Gatekeeper, and seal the last Hell portal before the undead take over the world.

Additional Masters Levels


Originally released as the “Master Levels for DOOM II,” this expansion includes twenty additional levels, all with the same hell-spawned horrors and action of the base game. Each level was created by independent designers and supervised by id Software.

Doom II - Enhanced Version


Released in 2019 to celebrate DOOM’s 25th anniversary, this enhanced version makes it even easier for players to enjoy the original game on modern platforms. The re-release version includes:
  • Upgraded visuals
  • Improved mouse and keyboard controls
  • Gamepad/controller support
  • Widescreen resolution support
  • Native 60 FPS support
  • *Free, community add-on content--over 10 add-ons including Sigil, Rekkr, Syringe, Double Impact, Arrival, Revolution, and many more.
  • All twenty Master Levels
  • Local split-screen multiplayer co-op and PvP
*Log in with your Slayers Club account to receive a retro-inspired, Bronze DOOM Marine skin and matching nameplate for DOOM Eternal.
Bethesda.net account required. See end user license agreement, Terms of Service, Privacy Policy and additional details at bethesda.net.

DOOM II — game info

Platforms
Windows
Steam Deck
Verified
Player modes
Single-player, Online PvP, Co-op, Split screen
Controller
Full controller support
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Sep 13, 2026
I have this yall dont lmao
1 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 29, 2026
Doom II man - it'll blow your balls off.
Recommended Sep 19, 2026
epic
Recommended Sep 4, 2026
my house md dot wad
Recommended Sep 3, 2026
uper otgun
Recommended Sep 3, 2026
I'll start by saying ðat while I definitely did overall enjoy DOOM II, it absolutely could've been better. Ðe new enemies were pretty cool to see for ðe most part, but at points didn't feel exactly great to play against, ðe Arch-vile and Pain Elemental specifically were ðe most annoying I þink. Not exactly great when you not only have an enemy ðat can revive oðer dead enemies, but also has an attack ðat's hitscan, deals a lot of damage, and sends you flying unless you immediately hide behind a wall for a few seconds, if ðere even is a wall nearby. A lot of ðe levels also felt pretty confusing, and ðe map designers clearly knew ðis, as ðere are literal arrows in some levels to help guide you. Ðe levels feel more like an unofficial WAD ðan an actual sequel to DOOM. Ðe final boss, well, it could've been worse I guess. It sure wasn't a very exciting fight. Again ðough, it was still DOOM at its core and even wið all ðis, I'd still recommend it. Not a "You have to play ðis right now!!" kind of recommendation, but still. Time to finish (Hurt me plenty. difficulty): 7.3 hours.

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