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We look back at the history of every Doom game, plus it's the big GoTY issue!
It’s the 30th anniversary of the legendary Doom, so it’s only right that PC PowerPlay pays tribute to the game that changed the world in this very special issue!
Enjoy our in-depth feature looking back at the history of Doom, which covers every Doom game ever released, as well as the most notable mods. If you’re a PC gamer you love Doom, and its part in gaming history makes it one of the most influential games of all time.
That’s not all, we went to see Mr John Romero and had a great chat about the old days of iD Software, as well as what he’s up to now, with all the info you need on his new Sigil II Doom campaign – and it looks like something we want to play right now!
In tech we’ve gathered up the best next-gen gaming keyboards. You need the right tools for your gaming, and we’ve done the testing for you.
We have reviews of all the top games right now, including Alan Wake 2, previews of the good stuff on the horizon, plus tech tales to keep you amused.
And last but absolutely not least, this is the mighty Game of the Year issue. What won? Check out the summer 2024 issue of PC PowerPlay and find out!
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