A Six-Word Review Of Doom, the New Video Game from Richardson's id Software

Enter Mars: Blast demons, cackle delightedly.

Editor’s note: This review is for the Xbox One edition of Doom. The reviewer has put about six hours into Doom’s single-player campaign. Doom is out now, and was developed in North Texas.

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