There is nothing sadder than developing a video game that is canceled at the last minute. That was the case of DOOM 4, a video game from Bethesda and id Software that was in development a few years ago but unfortunately never came to market.

Unlike other cases, fortunately, the material worked on Doom 4 could be used for the great and popular DOOM game released in 2016.

If you are curious about what elements of the game did make it to DOOM in 2016, we inform you that thanks to a YouTube channel, you will be able to know all the details about it. The YouTube channel is called “Noclip- Video Game Documentaries,” and that channel's content is focused on preserving the industry's history.

In their most recent video, the team shared never-before-seen images of the games above. In case you're concerned, all material was legally sourced, once provided directly by Bethesda and id Software when DOOM 4 was in development.

The video shows a lot of explicit content like weapon combat, animation tests, and even the animated storyboard used for the first level of DOOM from 2016.

Don't worry; we'll stop spoiling the video and attach it right here so you can take a look:

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