Tentaclesīeing the only creature that shoots up from under the ground, the Tentacle is a demon in DOOM that you wouldn’t really consider a demon - but will usually just refer to them as being frustrating. With the chainsaw in tow, the Doom Slayer can rip these guys apart the easiest for a quick ammo boost at the last minute. You can usually find them stumbling around, not knowing where they are or what they’re even doing. With no guns or weapons in sight, Zombies are a Godsend when the Doom Slayer is low on health in the middle of a tough fight. Part of the Fodder Demon family, Zombies are absolutely the weakest of the bunch. Generally Lost Souls are nothing to be scared of. The Lost Souls have been around since the early days, but besides floating towards you, they eventually dissipate in your face. I think we can all agree that the Lost Souls in DOOM Eternal do pretty much nothing but float around and try to look menacing. Unfortunately they don’t make a great demon as far as the fear factor goes.
They walk at a speed of 2 MPH and simply has to wait for the Doom Slayer to run up to them. Zombie CultistĪ variation of the regular Zombie except they don’t adorn a pentagon on their head and are cloaked in white, the Zombie Cultist is another demon that simply doesn’t do a whole lot. Other than that, be sure to look out for them when you need a pick-me-up. They flail around just waiting for the player to get a little too close to them, and that’s the only time they’ll ever try to reach out and grab you. Like Zombies and other Fodder Demons, the Unwilling can’t do much harm to the Doom Slayer. He doesn’t move, doesn’t go after Doomguy - he just stands there until you decide to do something. Shoot him, and he flies back only to knock into another demon, usually exploding on impact. The tutorials for this guy explicitly say to use him only to knock other demons away. We’ll examine the demons present in DOOM Eternal - with some being old, and some brand new - to see which have proved themselves to be either the weakest to slay, or the strongest to conquer.Ĭoming in at the weakest of all 32 demons in none other than the Cueball.
With inspiration from DOOM II, the developers have decided to bring back old classics that haven’t appeared for years. This article may contain spoilers for DOOM EternalĪfter playing DOOM Eternal, players will notice there are a few more demons to slay than there were back in 2016, with the developers wanting to throw new things at the player all the way to the final level.įrom the unique looking environments, to creatures being introduced to the player at the last minute, DOOM Eternal has added a lot more to it than what’s just being shown to the player.
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