There were twelve new levels on offer in Doom 3: Resurrection of Evil, meaning there were several hours of gameplay to shoot through making it feel almost like a sequel, instead of today’s all too familiar short and sweet DLC packs (don’t even talk to me about that Harley Quinn pack from Batman: Arkham Knight). Other notable additions included the return of the double barrelled shotgun, now thought of as a classic Doom weapon, but this was only it’s second outing at the time.
Instead, it was a powerful weapon that had different abilities, such as slowing down everything around, but not including, the player. The other big addition was the artifact, which proved to be more than just a plot device.
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