Doom Eternal, the much-anticipated sequel to the 2016 smash hit Doom, is set to release later this year. As with its predecessor, it promises to be an intense, fast-paced first-person shooter experience full of thrilling action and intense combat.
But what about the soundtrack? Will fans be able to enjoy the Doom Eternal soundtrack on Spotify or other streaming platforms?
The original Doom had an iconic soundtrack composed by the legendary Mick Gordon. His dark and heavy sounds created a perfect atmosphere for this hellish shooter, blending thrashing guitars, mechanical noises and pounding drums in a way that no other game had done before. While not confirmed yet, it appears likely that Gordon will once again be handling composing duties for Doom Eternal.
Unfortunately, there has been no official announcement regarding a release of the Doom Eternal soundtrack on Spotify or any other streaming platform. However, it has been confirmed that pre-order bonuses for the game will include a digital copy of the game’s soundtrack. This suggests that at some point in the future we may see it on streaming sites such as Spotify.
In addition to this, id Software’s parent company Zenimax Media have previously released soundtracks from their games on streaming services such as Spotify and Apple Music. So while we can’t be sure yet if Doom Eternal’s soundtrack will appear on these platforms eventually, there is certainly hope.
In conclusion, while there has been no confirmation yet about whether or not fans will be able to enjoy Mick Gordon’s score for Doom Eternal on streaming services like Spotify, there is plenty of evidence to suggest that it may eventually become available on these platforms in some form or another. Here’s hoping!