Doom Eternal

Then there is Doom Eternal, a sequel to Doom (2016). I liked Doom (2016) better, but I do advise you to try both, if you haven't yet.

Doom Eternal's PC version will likely boast many benefits that its console counterparts lack, but one of the major pluses is real-time ray-tracing technology. That requires a powerful graphics card from Nvidia's GeForce RTX line, but it's the only game in town if you want cinematic lighting effect behavior. On PC, the $59

I feel like I'm mostly alone in my opinion on Doom Eternal in that it is inferior to 2016 in nearly every way, the story being by far the worst casualty. The subtle story elements of 2016 are now replaced with flashbacks and third-person cutscenes and atrocious writing.