Though DOOM 2016 maintains an active audience, the team at id Software recognizes it could?ve done more to support the shooter long-term. It seems post-launch DLC for DOOM Eternal will rectify the 2016 title?s shortcomings. Such support will come in the form of previously teased free DLC, Master Levels, challenges, and the steady roll out of Battle Mode content.
DOOM Eternal Executive Producer Marty Stratton hinted at id Software?s post-launch plans in an interview with Official Xbox Magazine. He noted that DOOM 2016 continues to see hundreds of thousands of players enjoy the experience, but id has very little to offer beyond the core game. The studio doesn?t intend to make a similar mistake with DOOM?s upcoming new entry. Stratton told OXM,

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