As hilarious as ever, the Monty Pythonesque cutscenes that mark the start of confrontations make a return, while the third entry in the series also comes with its own level editor, allowing players to create their own stages. To this effect, both you and the AI alternate between placing defensive units on the enemy's track and taking control of a massive boulder, making sure it reaches the other end intact. In it, players face off against various historical figures, the ultimate goal being that of breaking through the doors of their fortresses and squishing them under the weight of the giant rock that you control. Rock of Ages 3: Make & Break is yet another great entry in developer Ace Team's strange and unique series that marries racing and tower defense. If you'd like to show Hell's denizens what's what yourself, you'll find the game on the Humble Store. In our review, we said that 'Doom Eternal’s combat encounters are, quite possibly, the best in the genre'. With more verticality added to levels, a pounding soundtrack composed by Mick Gordon and gruesome, detailed executions, Doom Eternal is an adrenaline-fueled interplanetary journey that's not to be missed.

Additions like the shoulder-mounted flamethrower that engulfs enemies in flames while making them drop armor or the chainsaw that guarantees ammo with each kill require players to think more tactically in the middle of already-intense fights. The rebooted series' excellent gunplay is more refined while its arsenal grows with new weapons and old ones that receive fresh modifications (looking at you, Super Shotgun with your Meat Hook).

Doom Eternal builds upon its predecessor's formula, expanding it in ways that make its demon-killing experience louder, more visceral but also varied.

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