I was thinking that too. It's bought up a lot if you watch retro gaming videos that talk about this era. Doom was an incredibly fast game. It's pretty technically amazing to think about how the game was constructed to run so smoothly on a 386.
The game can still be jump-scary after all these years with the way the levels and sound effects are designed.
The game can still be jump-scary after all these years with the way the levels and sound effects are designed.