I have looked at it like this only because I have played all the other releases throughout my childhood. Overall, besides the things I have mentioned, the review is quite great. That is why you should include the story, which indeed is quite rich in today's genre-difference.
You have written about it like its a sequel, but what do you think about those who have not played it earlier? I mean, those guys are the only ones that would read it when we look at it from a different angle.
In Doom (2016), the Nightmare level is the first of that name in the Doom series to not have any special handicaps for the player beyond making the monsters harder to kill and more aggressive. After this, the game requires a restart to take effect. I like the tactics section, but the same things happen with each other shooter game, including completely different Counter-Strike where someone's tactic(or config) can't work for you since you are playing the game. Doom 3's Nightmare mode can be unlocked without completing the game by using a console command.
Is frustration and sweating everything this game has to offer? I mean, each game has to offer the same things or the development team has failed. The review in itself is quite good, but are you sure you have written about the right things? The main conclusion from this one is that you'll start enjoying things that were frustrating you earlier, like scrolling weapons(which I did like how you presented it) when marauders appear for example, once when you enter the Flow Zone.
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