The standard edition of Doom Eternal includes just the base game, as well as any pre-order bonuses. Pre-orders also include a free copy of the Doom 64 re-release. In addition to a throwback shotgun weapon skin and a bonus campaign level, the pack includes the Doot Revenant Skin, which outfits the game’s skeleton-like revenants with trumpets mounted on its shoulders, based on the Doom Doot meme. Pre-ordering any version of Doom Eternal will get you the “Rip and Tear” DLC pack. Doom Eternal pre-order bonuses Image: Bethesda Softworks/iD Software Below, we break down what’s included in each version. A Nintendo Switch port will come at a later date, but Switch players will probably be otherwise occupied anyway - Animal Crossing: New Horizons also launches on March 20.īethesda is offering a few pre-order bonuses with Doom Eternal, as well as several different editions of the game. (Invasion Mode won’t be available at launch, but will be released as a free download after launch.)ĭoom Eternal will be available on Google Stadia, PlayStation 4, Windows PC, and Xbox One. Doom Eternal will also have a multiplayer mode called Battlemode, as well as an Invasion Mode which allows players to invade each others’ single-player campaigns as demons. Originally set to be released in November 2019, id Software delayed the game in order to “live up to standards of speed and polish.”Įarly looks at the game have showed off new weapons, new moves, and new enemies for the Doom Slayer to, well, slay. Doom Eternal, the sequel to Bethesda Softworks and id Software’s 2016 Doom reboot, is finally hitting shelves on March 20.

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