Bethesda bringing more content to DOOM multiplayer, as well as a single player demo.
DOOM has already been one of the best surprises of 2016, and tonight at E3, Bethesda announced plans to continue support for the game through the addition of new multiplayer modes, additional Snapmap content, and the announcement of a single player trial.
All additions to Snapmap will be free to all players, while new multiplayer DLC will hit soon. A single player demo of the first level of DOOM‘s campaign will be available from tonight on Steam, Xbox One, and PS4.
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