MiniDOOM is a 2D platform game combining the original Doom 1 game and Megaman elements.

If you played Doom 1(1990s), which ID Software developed, and you liked the game, for sure you will also like this MiniDOOM videogame because it brings some of the most characteristic elements of Doom 1 and puts them in a 2D world that our goal will be to finish with all the enemies.

The game mechanics are very similar to Megaman of the NES, where we will have to advance through the platforms of different levels, dodging and shooting enemies onscreen.

In this game, we will find many elements of the classic Doom: armor, medikit, colored keys to open the doors, typical Doom weapons, and of course, the cast of enemies that appeared in the first part of the legendary Doom.

The HUD is composed of our energy level (represented by a medikit), our armor level (represented by green armor), the weapons that we have (represented by the numbers from 1 to 6), and the ammo that we have for every weapon.

The graphics are very well crafted, and the animations are equally great. Giving this indie game a very pleasant and appetizing appearance.

Music is another very important aspect because it includes the original Doom 1 music; it makes the game even more exciting because the songs chosen that accompany the different game levels are composed of powerful electric guitars. This will make you come back and feel that you're playing Doom 1, and certainly, it will bring you more than one memory of the first time you played that awesome classic game.

The game has two difficulty levels: the simplest level with enough difficulty to test your abilities and skills.

MiniDOOM comprises 5 phases; you'll have finished all of them without leaving the game since the game doesn't include the option to save the game, making it even more challenging to finish.

When playing, we can choose different controls, choosing between different keys on the keyboard or combining the keyboard and mouse. However, nothing prevents us from using a program such as JoyToKey to map our favorite Gamepad to the keyboard keys and play the game with any PlayStation or Xbox gamepad.
Controls are very simple; we will have a button to jump, another to shoot, and two other buttons to change weapons (one to switch to the next weapon and another button to switch to the previous weapon), and of course, the 4 arrow keys to move our character.

The game is for Windows and is completely free. This game was developed by the Spanish indie videogame study called Calavera Studio.