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Also known as Doom 1, Doom 1993, 1993 Doom, DOOM + DOOM II

jogo de tiro em primeira pessoa

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Doom is a shooter and action video game developed by id Software. The original title was released in 1993, with specific publication dates recorded as December 10, 1993, November 14, 1994, and November 21, 1994. It runs on the id Tech 1 engine and supports single player, multiplayer, and co-operative game modes. The game is part of the Doom franchise.

A subsequent release occurred on May 12, 2016, for PC, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and Nintendo Switch. This version carries a Mature ESRB rating. The original game was available on DOS, Linux, PC-9800 Series, and Windows Mobile platforms.

Review scores for the title include 80/100 and 86/100. IGDB lists a rating of 85 based on 993 ratings, while RAWG provides a rating of 4.38 and a Metacritic score of 85. The software version identifier is 1.9.

Synthesized by Vinony from 33 facts across 5 sources: Wikidata, Internet Archive, RAWG, IGDB, Vinony graph. Generated from structured data (not the Wikipedia text) and checked against those facts — may still contain errors.

Game data

Metacritic 85
Released
2016-05-12
User rating
4.38 / 5
Genres
Shooter, Action
Platforms
PC, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch
ESRB
Mature

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Game details · IGDB

80Critic score
85User score · 993 ratings

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Released
1993
Genres
Shooter
Platforms
Windows Mobile, PC-9800 Series, Linux, DOS
Game modes
Single player, Multiplayer, Co-operative
Engine
id Tech 1
Franchise
Doom
Developer
id Software
Publisher
id Software, Imagineer

Internet Archive

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
video game
Genre
arcade
Country of origin
United States
Series
Doom
Followed by
Doom II
Director
Tom Hall
Platform
NeXTSTEP
Game mode
co-op mode
Game engine
id Tech 1
Distribution format
digital distribution
Official website
bethsoft.com/games/doom
Image
Doom classic box art.png
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Commons category
Doom (video game)
inception
1993-12-10
publication date
1996-00-00
language of work or name
English language
Commons gallery
Doom
port
666
programmed in
Q15777
software version identifier
1.9
distributed by
Epic Games Store
characters
Cyberdemon
title
Doom
operating system
iOS
source code repository URL
github.com/id-Software/DOOM
social media followers
8700
compatible with
Q107542665
game designer
John Romero
set in environment
hell
set in period
future
review score
86/100
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Article · Português

Doom (comercializado como DOOM) é um jogo de computador lançado em 1994 pela id Software e um dos títulos que geraram o gênero tiro em primeira pessoa. Combinando gráficos 3D com violência gráfica e personagens 2D, ele tornou-se tão controverso quanto imensamente popular, com um lançamento em versão shareware que estima-se ter sido jogada por 15 milhões de pessoas. Além de definir muitos elementos dos games de tiro em primeira pessoa, Doom estabeleceu uma sub-cultura por popularizar os jogos em rede e permitir expansões criadas pelos jogadores (arquivos WADs). O sucesso do jogo influenciou o boom de jogos nos anos 90 até chegar ao ponto desses jogos serem algumas vezes chamados de "clones do Doom". A franquia Doom continuou com Doom II: Hell on Earth (1994) e numerosos pacotes de expansão como Ultimate Doom (1995), Master Levels for Doom II (1995), e Final Doom (1996). A maioria deles criado por fãs, sendo lançados para o PC/DOS, esses jogos foram consequentemente migrando para várias outras plataformas, incluindo nove diferentes jogos para consoles. A série perdeu força tão logo o mecanismo gráfico do Doom tenha se tornado obsoleto no final dos anos 90 mas foi revivido em 2004 com o lançamento do Doom 3, uma releitura do jogo original usando nova tecnologia. Em 2004 foi lançada uma versão em tabuleiro, pela Fantasy Flight Games, com miniaturas dos monstros e personagens. Já em 2005, foi lançado uma adaptação cinematográfica de Doom, batizada no Brasil de Doom: A Porta do Inferno.

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