Doom: Ranking All The Games From Worst To Best

Staying within the vein of mobile games, 2009's Doom Resurrection was iOS' answer to Doom 3. With a narrative that runs parallel to the events of the 2004 game, the story focuses on yet another unnamed marine, set a few months before the events that would eventually transpire on the Mars base.

You are tasked with making your way to the facility where - with the help of your trusty floating robo-sidekick, Sam - you will find the survivors of the attack on the UAC base hoping to launch from the planet and make their way back to the comforts of Earth.

Inevitably, things are not so simple. Along the way you run into a smattering of challenging battles, desperate survivors and even a portal to Hell in which you take a bit of a dip for the good of humanity. Pretty standard Doom stuff for you.

While it certainly builds on the more horror focused atmosphere that Doom 3 crafted for itself and its spin offs, Resurrection suffers from the many limitations surrounding the hardware of 2009.

Running on the iPhone 3 and 3GS, Doom Resurrection was a relatively short game with few interesting mechanics (save for the then novelty tilt-to-aim style shooting) and little to show in terms of original content. Still, with all that it lacked, Doom Resurrection remains an influential entry into the franchise.