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Hell has returned! Prepare yourself for DOOM II RPG for the iPhone, the sequel to id Software’s hit turn based mobile game Doom RPG. A mysterious distress signal calls your team—two hardened Marines and a rookie scientist—to a Union Aerospace Corporation research facility on Earth’s Moon, but you were unprepared for what awaits you. The forces of Hell itself have taken hold of the sta... Read Moretion and its inhabitants! Zombies and demonic monsters roam the halls, killing all who cross their path. Your backup squad is dead. Mysterious scientists conspire against you. Even the facility’s AI cannot be trusted. You are being hunted from all sides. Now, you must fight to survive, and try to stop the invasion—and uncover the truth—by any means available. The fate of all humanity is at stake! Choose one of three different characters and get ready to battle through hordes of deadly monsters, including returning favorites such as the Pinky, Cacodemon, and Revenant, as well as new threats like the Sawcubus and Sentinel! Battle towering bosses such as the Cyberdemon, Spider Mastermind, or the Pinkinator! Interact with other survivors of the invasion to get information about your environment and solve puzzles, but beware…not all of them can be trusted! Wield an array of lethal weapons, including classics such as the Super Shotgun and BFG, or powerful new ones such as the Holy Water Pistol! Take control of a Sentry Bot to kill your enemies from safety, or to scout dangerous areas! Zoom in with a scoped Assault Rifle and go for a headshot! Build your character’s power level through experience points earned by killing monsters! Use treadmills, armor repair stations, and target practice machines to boost your skills even further! Still need an advantage in combat? Use Nano Drinks to bestow abilities such as health regeneration, fire immunity, poisoned weapons, or extra speed! Purchase resources from vending machines, or scrounge what you can from the corpses of defeated monsters! Hack security systems! Aim your sniper scope using the accelerometer! Tap and swipe the screen to explore the environment, engage in combat, navigate intuitive menus, and interact with other characters! Touch the heads-up-display to quickly access your healing items, armor, map, or PDA! Stay alert! Stranded civilians, secret passages, deadly traps and more await you within the surprising world of DOOM II RPG! FEATURES: •Sequel to the 2005 mobile hit DOOM RPG. By the creators of the iPhone hit Wolfenstein RPG! •Battle through 9 maps, spanning the Moon, Earth, and Hell itself. Over 8 hours of gameplay! •Choose from 3 playable characters, each with different starting attributes and dialogue experiences •Over a dozen unique weapons to find, plus improvised weapons such as Sentry Bots or even plumbing fixtures •Eleven different enemy types—each with multiple, increasingly-powerful forms—plus four bosses •Upgradeable skill attributes allow you to customize your character for maximum lethality •Hack security systems to open restricted areas, hijack sentry bots, or lower prices on vending machines. •Power up using Nano Drinks to give you an edge in combat •Interact with NPCs to get information, solve puzzles and survive the hazardous environment •Loot the corpses of your foes to find useful items—or junk. •Auto-mapping feature and mission-tracking PDA functions ensure you’ll never be lost again •Customizable controls; change the size, style, and placement of the control inputs •Three levels of difficulty will give players of all skill levels a challenge •Detailed graphics and complex levels which take advantage of the power of the iPhone •Bonus digital comic included!

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Category:: Games
Release Date:: Feb 08, 2010
Homepage:: http://www.idsoftware....
Publisher:: id Software
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Wed, 18 Aug 2010 22:46:21 UTC +00:00

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'Doom II RPG' – Warming Our Hearts From the Depths of Hell

Mon, 15 Feb 2010 16:00:46 UTC +00:00

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Doom II RPG unleashed on iPhone

Fri, 12 Feb 2010 04:00:00 UTC +00:00

TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog

I remember there being a joke about new devices coming out: Yeah, but does it run Doom? The iPhone does, and apparently Id is on a hot streak now. According to TouchArcade, the Doom II RPG [$3.99, iTunes Link] was released Tuesday on the App Store. What I've seen is that people are enjoying it. I tend to take my time with quest-style games, so I am not really far into it (stage one of nine), but I am liking it a lot. I never had a device before that I really wanted to be playing games on, so I never spent a lot of time with Doom's previous flavors -- this one is an RPG variant on the classic Doom shooting gameplay, made just for the iPhone by Id. Right now I'm really digging it, and for me it's worth the time spent because I'll have my phone awhile still. Read More

Deal ‘2 Damage’ To Imps In Doom II RPG for the iPhone

Thu, 11 Feb 2010 17:58:21 UTC +00:00

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With last summer’s successful launch of Wolfenstein RPG on the iPhone, id Software has released Doom II RPG. Doom II RPG is a direct sequel to 2005′s Doom RPG, which was made available on various mobile platforms. The game allows you to pick one of three characters with their own unique starting attributes, which you can upgrade through experience earned in the game. All of the weapons you’ve come to know and love from Doom make an appearance, such as the Super Shotgun and BFG, but new weapons make an appearance like the questionably lethal ‘Holy Water Pistol’. Doom II RPG has you battling through 9 maps which include the Moon, Earth, and, of course, Hell and promises over 8 hours of gameplay. The game was also developed by the same team that made Wolfenstein RPG, so if you enjoyed that title, then you’ll probably enjoy this one as well. Doom Read More

'Doom II RPG' Gameplay Footage

Tue, 09 Feb 2010 14:00:48 UTC +00:00

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Tue, 09 Feb 2010 17:08:41 UTC +00:00

Apple iPhone Apps

id Software has brought yet another Doom title to the iPhone, only this time it is in turn-based RPG form. Doom II RPG pits you against the forces of hell as they once again attempt to conquer Earth. As you may have already deduced from the “RPG” in the game’s title, Doom II RPG isn’t a run and gun first-person shooter, it’s a turn-based game that will have you gathering information, solving puzzles, and of course, slaying Hell’s minions. It’s actually a port of a mobile phone game by the same name, and was developed by the same team that brought you Wolfenstein RPG for the iPhone. The game features nine maps spanning across the Moon, Earth, and Hell itself, and is said to include over eight hours of total gameplay. You will be able to choose from three different characters, each with their own unique attributes and dialogue experiences. You Read More

Doom II RPG – doesn’t the Devil ever rest?

Tue, 09 Feb 2010 07:06:55 UTC +00:00

Touch My Apps

The mobile RPG engine responsible for a lot of sleepless Nazi-hunters in Wolfenstein RPG has hell-rolled the D10 to the moon. Like the original Doom II, you and your stupid team will run back to the bright shining face to despatch baddies and answer a distress call. Unlike the original, you won’t be doing it in real-time – Doom II RPG is a turn-by-turn RPG ala its predecessor, Wolfenstein RPG. Tighten up your combat boots ladies and gents, hell is a sticky icky place with icky sticky humour. id Software, DOOM II RPG – $3.99 More piccies and info after the gap App Description Hell has returned! Prepare yourself for DOOM II RPG for the iPhone, the sequel to id Software’s hit mobile game Doom RPG. The forces of Hell have invaded our dimension once again, and only you can stop them from their ultimate goal—conquering Earth! A mysterious distress signal calls Read More

Doom 2 RPG iPhone Released: Where’d This Come From?

Tue, 09 Feb 2010 11:30:01 UTC +00:00

The App Era

February 9th, 2010 Daniel Silva Ladies and gentlemen… coming from the complete left field, Doom 2 RPG iPhone Released: Where’d This Come From? has released an iPhone port of their well received mobile game, Doom 2 RPG. Coming from the people who brought us , this is quite promising. The game is a turn-based take on the DOOM universe, and as the story goes, the forces of Hell have invaded our dimension once again, and only you can stop them from their ultimate goal of conquering Earth. Features We’ll have a full review of the game shortly but would like to ask if there are any early adopters out there, thoughts? You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site. Read More

Reviews

It might have Doom in the name, but it is NOT DOOM

Puzzle Girl

Version: 1.0

I was very excited and bought this instantly when it came out yesterday. I really regret my purchase. This is just a very lack-luster port of the J2ME/BREW version of the game. It fails to capture the essence of "DOOM". It is full of sloppy mistakes. It tries to be cute and funny. Which just isn't what a DOOM game is. The guns look terrible and are modeled after DOOM 3 rather than the classic and loved DOOM. Doom is about killing TONS of hellish monsters, not a handfull of bad guys. In a nutshell, DOOM II RPG is just Wolf 3D RPG with the Doom assets and sounds. If you liked Wolf 3D RPG, you'll probably love this too. But if you wanted something that lives up to the DOOM name, skip this title.

If you liked the first DOOM RPG...

UESC

Version: 1.0

If you liked the original DOOM RPG, then stop reading right now and buy the game! I've played the game for about an hour now, and i'm happy to say the gameplay from the first doom RPG is in-tact. you move around using the d-pad, and can strafe by swiping left or right on the screen. There's the computers with funny e-mail exchanges like before, and fighting is ste up just like the first game. I think ID made good use from the wolfenstein engine, and i haven't seen any crashing or bugs as of yet. I like some of the improvments, like adding hacking and other mini-games to change the pace of the game. all in all, if you like doom and you like RPG's, give it a try, you won't be dissapointed!

For all you kiddies giving bad reviews because "It ain't Doom 2", STFU.

SDeFranco1

Version: 1.0

It is called DOOM II RPG. If you can't read, then you only have yourself to blame. I am having a blast with this game. There are some unfair situations where you are simply wailed on from all sides taking copious hits, but beyond that, plenty of fun, power-ups, humor, and more of everything that made the first Doom RPG so very enjoyable. Thanks ID!

Nicely made..

Thesaxmaniac

Version: 1.0

but there's not much else nice about it. It's pretty much wolfenstein rpg again, except it's not as good. The weapons are underpowered, making every battle feel just too long. The game tries to make up for it's easy difficulty by ambushing you constantly, much like in the wolf rpg. At first it's not so bad, but they occur too often and you start to realize that ambuses are just cheap. Eventually you get to hell where you can be ambushed by countless monsters with multiple archdemons mixed in. The problem with this is that it's sometimes very hard just to get through to the archdemon, as killing the other monsters is useless because they will get ressurected. Sometimes you'll just get trapped by a constantly ressurected monster blocking a doorway with no way to kill the archdemons. Speaking of killing, the graphics seem to have been toned down as to not get rejected or a 17+ rating from apple. The only animation for weapons hitting monsters is the lame "I got hit so I'm gonna reel backwards" effect. At least their remains are a bit gory. The minigames are kind of fun and the gunplay ranges from boring to interesting, but the complete lack of strategy and limited "rpg" elements (it's just a basic auto-level) make this game feel like a mobile port. Which it probably is.

Not up to par

OverDoseD764

Version: 1.0

I'm sry But after wolfenstein rpg which I liked but hated I thought u guys would fix the linear crap. What made the original doom rpg so fun was that u can go back and redo levels just to kill stuff and whatnot plus collect the loot over and play ur favs without having to play over and over. I thought u would fix it come doom2 rpg but I see not. It's still a great game and I like it but when I pick up the old one and have more fun with it that shows u didn't do good enuf. Big ID fan and I have a high expectation from u guys for all the great games uve made plz don't go downhill from here.