DOOM Eternal Receives Official Mod Support: Unlimited Creativity

In the world of video games, there are moments that mark a before and after. For Sergio, a DOOM fan since the 90s, one of those days came when he opened DOOM Eternal and saw the new "Mods" tab. For years, he had dreamed of experiencing customized versions of the game, but without the headaches of complicated installations or risks to his PC. Today, id Software has fulfilled that promise: DOOM Eternal now has official mod support.

Bethesda announced that, from the new launcher, players can install, activate, and organize more than 650 mods without leaving the game. The experience is as simple as opening the "Mods" tab, choosing a category, reading descriptions, viewing screenshots, and downloading.

Key benefits:

• Centralized and secure installation.
• Tags by mod type (maps, weapons, enemies, sound, etc.).
• Ability to drag and sort mods to avoid conflicts.

Mods allow you to recreate classic settings or add entirely new game modes. In PC history, this type of official support not only extends the lifespan of a title, but also creates a stronger bond between developers and their community.

Real example: Sergio installed a mod that blended the DOOM 1993 soundtrack with ultra HD graphics, and another that added custom enemies with improved AI. The result was a fresh, yet familiar, experience.

New features don't come alone. The latest update for DOOM: The Dark Ages includes an endless arena mode, where you can customize combat: choose enemies, adjust music, and navigate three different environments. Weapon improvements, balance, and new difficulty settings have also been added for a more intense experience.

• Increases game longevity.
• Democratizes access to fan-created content.
• Offers security and official compatibility.

In the era of games as a service, id Software proves that a campaign shooter can stay alive for years thanks to the creativity of its community.

With official mod support, DOOM Eternal not only reinvents itself, but offers an infinite playground for the imagination. As Sergio says, "It's like having a new DOOM every week, and for free."