The game received mixed reviews. The updated graphics, sound design, and inclusion of the new Lost Mission content were praised. Criticism was directed at the BFG Editions's long load times, forced auto-saves, and control scheme which forces the player to cycle through their equipment continuously in order to access a particular equipment – a feature deemed extremely inappropriate given the game's suspenseful, action-oriented gameplay. The controls overall were considered a step backwards due to the previous generation ports of Doom 3 allowing players to assign equipment to hotkeys. The inability to toggle back to the traditional flashlight mechanic of the original game was also criticized,The game received mixed reviews. The updated graphics, sound design, and inclusion of the new Lost Mission content were praised. Criticism was directed at the BFG Editions's long load times, forced auto-saves, and control scheme which forces the player to cycle through their equipmen continuously in order to access a particular equipment – a feature deemed extremely inappropriate given the game's suspenseful, action-oriented gameplay. The controls overall were considered a step backwards due to the previous generation ports of Doom 3 allowing players to assign equipment to hotkeys. The inability to toggle back to the traditional flashlight mechanic of the original game was also criticized
- The player takes the role of the last surviving member of Bravo team
- which was seen being ambushed by demons in Doom 3
- The Bravo team survivor is contacted by Dr. Richard Meyers
- The array is potentially powerful enough to send demons all the way to Earth, hence Meyers' desperation to destroy it
