Some footage and concept art material has been found on the old DOOM 4 project that was cancelled.
The project, which was believed to take DOOM into a more military shooter direction was cancelled sometime before the DOOM reboot that released in 2016. According to some sources, the game was eventually cancelled in 2013 after several internal delays.
Most of the findings come courtesy of X (formerly Twitter) user @Runhob, who has been documenting the projects existence and posting about his findings. As pointed out by the user, a lot of NDA’s on the project are now expiring, so more footage, assets, and images on the project could be released in the near future.
You can see some of the more interesting findings on the DOOM 4 Project below:
This unreleased Doom game is still relevant in 2024. They should release the build by now #DOOM4 #DOOM #LostMedia
For those unaware, DOOM 4 Prototype footage first surfaced several years ago, with around four minutes of total gameplay. You can watch the prototype footage below:
As for if we’ll get more DOOM 4 footage is unclear, but all eyes now point to DOOM: The Dark Ages, which is set to release on the Xbox Series S|X, PC, and PlayStation 5 on May 13, 2025.
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