Doom II RPG

Doom II RPG
Doom II RPG
Developer(s) Fountainhead Entertainment
Publisher(s) JAMDAT Mobile
Platform(s) iOS, Mobile phone, BlackBerry Phones
Genre(s) First-person shooter / Role-playing game
Mode(s) Single player
Media/distribution Digital Distribution
System requirements

Java ME with MIDP 2.0, or BREW 2.0 or later

Doom II RPG is the sequel of Wolfenstein RPG, set before Doom RPG. It was released for mobile phones on November 23, 2009[1] and for iPhones on February 8, 2010.[2] It uses the Wolfenstein RPG mobile engine. It was developed by id partners Fountainhead Entertainment via the merger id Mobile. There are three playable characters: Sergeant Blazkowicz (the original game's protagonist, descendent of William "B.J" Blazkowicz), Major Kira Morgan, and a scientist.

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Plot

The game is chronologically set before the first Doom RPG.[citation needed] Secret experiments have taken place and incidents have happened on various UAC Bases located on Mars, Phobos, Deimos, the Moon and Earth .[citation needed] The problem is that the new computer systems are malfunctioning and no one knows why. A team of soldiers lead by Major Kira Morgan and Sargent Stan Blazkowicz who are accompanied by a scientist Riley O'Conner have ventured to the UAC base on the Moon to investigate the issue, only to find the base is overrun by demons and zombies. At the beginning, the group splits up and the player character is on his own. Throughout the game, some of the scientists/civilians encountered do not know about the demonic outburst until it is too late. He notices conflicts between a UAC computer designated SAL and another unknown entity, designated VIOS. Conflicts with VIOS appear frequently in the game. VIOS appears to be a cybernetic demon. An accident on the moon creates a portal which sucks the player into hell, encountering a beast, titled "Pinkinator", a beast that spawns the original "Pinkys", otherwise in this game, "Bull Demons". After defeating the monster, a portal opens up and the player is sent to UAC Earth. There, it is known to the player that one of the origins of the demons and the demon VIOS had been from evil scientists, who might be possessed by demons themselves. The player meets up with a scientist who walks through a door, and the player follows him. There in the room, he meets a Spider Mastermind, that commands Lost souls. On low health, the creature explodes into 3 small Arachnotrons. Afterwards, the player is forced into hell by a portal from a scientist. In hell, the player finds a powerful weapon, the soul cube, which kills any non-boss demon in one shot. Also, the player encounters the Cyberdemon, who commands a group of blue Cacodemons, otherwise known as Wretcheds. Upon defeating the Cyberdemon, the player is teleported to the heart of VIOS' origins. The player finds out about VIOS; VIOS is the new Icon Of Sin. There, the player finds 6 terminals, in which he needs to fight VIOS 6 times. Every time a computer terminal has been destroyed, flocks of demons attack the player. Once all 6 terminals are down, VIOS is finally defeated. However the end notes that the battle isn't over yet, which suggests a sequel.

Weapons

Doom II RPG has the following weapons:

  • Chainsaw
  • Assault Rifle
  • Scoped Assault Rifle
  • Super Shotgun
  • Chaingun
  • Plasma Gun
  • Rocket Launcher
  • BFG
  • Holy Water Pistol
  • Shooting Sentry Bot
  • Red Sentry Bot
  • Soul cube
  • Toilets (can be thrown)

The Holy Water Pistol can be refilled in toilets. The Soul Cube can only be obtained in Hell.

Monsters

Doom II RPG uses the same hierarchical system for monsters as the previous Doom RPG installment, with classes of monsters individualized by colors. In addition to the classes in Doom RPG, Doom II RPG adds some new classes:

  • Sawcubus Class
Lesser Sawcubus, Greater Sawcubus, and Chainstrosity
  • Watcher Class
Watcher and Sentinel

In addition to the new classes of enemies, the game has two new bosses: the Pinkynator and VIOS. The Pinkynator is capable of spawning a room full of Pinkies. VIOS is the new Boss Brain inside the new Icon of Sin.

Cut Content

Some content was cut from Doom II RPG during development. This is evident by comparing the game and the game trailer.

  • the original name of the Sawcubus was Chainsaw Goblin
  • Zombie names were similar to Doom RPG
  • a Heretic style enemy can be seen in the trailer, but not in the game

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