DOOM 64 is available for free on the Epic Games Store.

This year’s QuakeCon hasn’t even started yet, and we already have a little news and information. The arrival of new games from Bethesda in the Game Pass offer for PC and the reveal of achievements pointing to the upcoming release of a free-to-play multiplayer shooter. Quake Champions just not enough on Xbox. This is evidenced, for example, by the fact that if you open the Epic Games Store within the next week, You can get free not only Boom boxer package for the Rumbleverse fighter, but also DUM 64.

The truth is that DOOM 64 is not the latest or most expensive game. The original version for the Nintendo 64 by Midway Studios San Diego was released back in 1997. the game arrived on PC, PS4, Xbox One and Switch thanks to Nightdive two years ago.when DOOM Eternal was released. And two years ago, an improved DOOM 64 cost just over 120 crowns. But that doesn’t change the fact that This is one of the best games in the DOOM series.so if you haven’t come across this slightly offbeat gem yet and the name Epic Games Store doesn’t make your pocket engine fire up, now is the time to do so.

If you prefer the original ROCK since 1993 or one year younger DUM 2this is what Bethesda just posted for you new trailer that teases all the community add-ons released so far, which each player can download for free not only on PC, but also on consoles. That is, if you have updated versions of these classic id Software products released in 2019.

You need a Bethesda account to download add-ons based on mods available on PC or official add-ons. But once you have it, there’s nothing stopping you from downloading Anomaly Report, Arrival, BTSX Episode 1 & 2, Deathless, DOOM Zero, Double Impact, Earthless: Prelude, No End in Sight, No Rest for The Living, Rekkr, Sigil, Syringe, Plutonium Experiment or TNT: Evil. Also, the Revolution addon was launched today! and other additions to follow.

The good news is that The enhanced versions of DOOM and DOOM 2 are finally available to those who own the original versions of both games on GOG.com.. But it took… And before anyone asks, no, about a possible shooter remaster Earthquake 2 not a single comma is missing yet. We don’t want to scare the hell out of you, but it’s certainly possible that it’s just wishful thinking by the community after all, and that last year’s success with improving the first part of the Quake series need not be repeated. But we’ll be happy to be wrong. Hopefully we’ll be wiser today after 7:00 pm when QuakeCon’s 15-minute opening kicks off.