LEMON BLOG

When id Software released DOOM 3 in 2004, it was more than just another sequel. It was a full reimagining of the franchise, built to showcase the cutting-edge graphics and horror-driven gameplay that PCs of the time could deliver. While the original DOOM and DOOM II thrived on speed and chaos, DOOM 3 slowed things down, focusing on tension, atmosphere, and survival horror.

For a long time, one of the biggest frustrations with playing DOS classics on LEMON WEB GAMES was the save system. Sure, you could spend hours blasting demons in DOOM or navigating dungeons in Stonekeep, but when you came back the next day… your save was gone. Not fun.

Doom (1993) is legendary for its relentless action, brutal difficulty, and, of course, its killer metal-inspired soundtrack. As a guitarist and a long-time Doom fan, I decided to pay tribute to one of the most underrated tracks in the game: E3M1 "Deep Into the Code." However, what was meant to be a full guitar cover ended up being tragically—and hilariously—cut short.