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There's a new "Doom" game coming to Android, and it just entered early access It looks like Bethesda has plans to cash in further on mobile (as if The Elder Scrolls: Blades wasn't bad enough), and so the studio is testing a top-down shooter called Mighty Doom. This game is currently in early access in New Zealand, though details are light since Bethesda has yet to announce the title officially. What we do know is that this is a free-to-play mobile game that will offer casual level-based gameplay that takes place in famous Doom locales. Above you can watch the trailer for Mighty Doom, and as y...

Microsoft’s Bethesda acquisition included mobile studio Alpha Dog Games. The team’s next project had mostly remained under wraps, though the Google Play Store listing for Mighty Doom recently started to gain traction. Mighty Doom is a “single-touch shooter” with a chibi art style that’s highly atypical of the series. It’s available to test in certain regions on Android right now, but what’s the latest on a global Android version and the iOS release date? Mighty Doom Mobile: When is the Android and iPhone release date? Mighty Doom is available to download now via the Google Pl...

Digit NewsDesk  | Published on 10 Apr 2021 In what could be considered as a rather surprising discovery, turns out, there’s a Doom spinoff for Android that’s out there in early stages of testing. The game is called Mighty Doom and it allows players to take control of a mini slayer in a top-down shooter style game. The game seems to stay true(ish) to its roots of being a shooter and doesn’t appear to be an endless runner. The game is being developed by Alpha Dogs, a studio under Bethesda Softworks, both of which now come under Microsoft after the tech giant’s recent shopping spree....

What you need to know Mighty Doom is a hard-to-find DOOM mobile game on Android, developed by Xbox and Bethesda Softworks studio Alpha Dog. The game is currently in very limited early access and doesn't appear through normal means on the Google Play Store. Mighty Doom seems to draw a lot of inspiration from the popular mobile game Archero, which is already widely available. The title has been on the Google Play Store for a while, it seems, and it's not clear when Mighty Doom will see a wider release. The most surprising story of the day has to go to the DOOM franchise. No, not the excellent D...