Imagine having two titles in your portfolio that are dubbed the “grandfather” and “father” of FPS games.
id Software brought us Wolfenstein 3D (1992), the grandfather of FPS games. Then followed it up only a year later in 1993 with Doom, widely considered the father of all modern FPS games, due to its massive popularity, multiplayer deathmatch, and modding community – and defining the genre’s mainstream popularity to this day.
