Doom is a pinball game title with multiple digital and physical implementations across different platforms. It exists as a Bethesda digital pinball table available on Pinball FX, a Zen Studios title potentially compatible with Pinball M, and was proposed as a video game theme for a hypothetical pinball design concept. The entity represents a cross-platform pinball adaptation of the iconic Doom franchise.
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Doom is an old-school FPS with no reload mechanic that is more satisfying than modern shooters
Doom missions contain no time pressure mechanics, aligning with original game's exploration philosophy
Referenced for backglass artwork that Orbital Albert finds acceptable in composition
Barrels of Fun title; reached production milestone of unit #100
Virtual pinball game (FX2) demonstrated on the cabinet showing flipper and control mapping
PC first-person shooter; used as genre reference point for War Final Assault gameplay style
2016 video game; Tony purchased during Steam sale; praised for single-player campaign despite poor multiplayer; old-school FPS mechanics
Video game title proposed for pinball adaptation; 2016 and newest versions described as fast-paced; discussion focuses on hurry-up modes and metal soundtrack potential
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Zen pinball table from Bethesda Pack; dark tone matching original game; features long missions with portal-shooting objectives (30+ portals per mission); includes Nine Inch Nails-inspired industrial music; two difficulty modes including Nightmare Mode
Completely scratch-built custom pinball machine based on the Doom video game; builder is not an experienced pinhead; features custom code and playfield engineering
Existing Zen title hosts speculate could be added to Pinball M with enhanced blood content
Bethesda digital pinball table being re-released on updated Pinball FX platform
Video game theme proposed by Dennis for hypothetical short ball-time pinball design concept
Recent Stern release struggling with sales; distributor feedback indicates poor market performance