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Minecraft introduces exciting doom ii references

Minecraft | Surprising References to Doom II Found

By

Fatima Khan

Apr 18, 2025, 10:46 PM

Edited By

Maya Robinson

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Minecraft gameplay featuring burning barrels, colored keys, and a BFG9000 crossbow in a creative setting
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April Fools' brings some unexpected crossovers as Minecraft drops hints from the classic Doom franchise in its recent 3D shareware snapshot. This has gamers buzzing, as nostalgic elements make a surprise return.

Key Features of the Snapshot

The latest snapshot features multiple references, including burning barrels that explode when shot, colored keys, and a crossbow named "BFG9000" with multishot capabilities. Fans are eager to explore how these elements integrate into gameplay.

Community Reactions and Themes

Players took to forums to express their excitement and nostalgia for the Doom references. Here are the prominent themes emerging from their feedback:

  • Doom Nostalgia: Many users recall the influence of Doom on the gameโ€™s creator, Notch. One comment says, "Notch was a Doom fan. He wanted to add Doom map loading support."

  • Gameplay Strategy: Tips for defeating in-game bosses have been shared, with one player humorously advising, "Shoot the Enderdragon until it dies."

  • Creative Building: Players are considering how to recreate Doom maps within Minecraft, as one user stated, "Doom maps should be easy enough to build in MC."

Insights From Comments

"Curiously, the splash text sometimes says 'Phobos Anomaly' too."

While excitement surrounds these references, the tone remains mostly positive, with some skepticism about how well the Doom elements fit in the Minecraft universe.

Notable Quotes

  • "Letโ€™s Minecraft!" - A rallying call from an enthusiast.

  • "RIP AND TEAR MINE AND CRAFT" - A humorous twist on the iconic Doom slogan.

Key Takeaways

  • ๐Ÿš€ Minecraft adds Doom references in a surprising April Fools' snapshot.

  • ๐ŸŽฎ Players find joy in integrating nostalgia into gameplay.

  • ๐Ÿ’ก "Doom maps should be easy enough to build in MC," suggests a fan.

As gamers eagerly dive into Minecraft's new features, the blend of classic and modern gaming sets the stage for creative adventures ahead.