DOOM (2016), the title that heralded the glorious resurrection of the series, is celebrating its 10th anniversary with a massive 90% discount.

Let's be honest, DOOM first graced our screens back in 1993, laying the very foundations of the FPS genre. While it spawned three sequels, the franchise faced a rather grim period of development hell during the production of its fourth entry. Rather than pushing out a numbered sequel, the developers wisely chose to strip away the digits, keeping the core identity of the original while wrapping it in glorious modern aesthetics.

Ten years is a lifetime in gaming, and while discounts have been frequent, a 90% price slash is a rare treat—the second of its kind since last spring. Since the base price dropped to 22,000 won in 2020, this latest offer brings it down to a mere 2,200 won, making it an absolute steal for anyone who somehow missed it.

The game was rightly praised for blending modern visuals with the visceral, high-octane speed of classic FPS combat, earning it an 'Overwhelmingly Positive' rating on Steam. It is not just the 2016 entry on sale, but the entire series catalogue. You have until midnight on the 15th to grab these deals.

Meanwhile, the Steam global top sellers list sees DOOM: The Dark Ages—which covers the era before the reboot—climbing to 7th place thanks to a 67% discount. NBA 2K26 also managed to snag 10th place after hitting an all-time high 86% discount starting on the 12th.

In the daily peak Concurrent Players top 20, Limbus Company hit 11th place with 107,392 players following the update featuring the new 'Spider Bud Ryoshu' identity. While the game usually sees a spike with every update, it has been enjoying a steady upward trend in average Concurrent Players since March. Elsewhere, Battlefield 6 fell to 19th as its player count dropped more sharply than established top-tier titles following its new season launch.