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Following the full presentation of DOOM Eternal: The Ancient Gods Part One, more details about the expansion have been revealed. This time, Executive Producer Marty Stratton spoke about the project, explaining what to expect in depth, while also revealing that this will be a standalone DLC, meaning the base game is not required to play.
Speaking to PCGamesN, Stratton explained that DOOM Eternal has a high completion rate among players, even higher than the original 2016 game. This was great news for id Software, as when they release a campaign expansion, “they want me to the DLC reaches as many people as possible. “
In order to reach as many people as possible, The Ancient Gods will be a standalone DLC, which Stratton confirms by saying that “you don’t even need to own Doom Eternal to buy the DLC and play it.”
In terms of scope, Stratton compares The Ancient Gods to a two-part film, with id Software targeting a sense of blockbuster when it comes to production value. The DLC will be “as great as the main game was.”
DOOM Eternal’s first campaign expansion, The Ancient Gods (Part One), will launch on October 20 and can be purchased as part of the £ 24.99 season pass or as a standalone game for £ 15.99. The second part of The Ancient Gods will be released in the first half of 2021.
KitGuru Says: The first DOOM Eternal expansion looks and sounds great so far. Do many of you plan to return in October?
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