He has a pet rabbit, which was tragically killed sometime before the final cutscene of the 'Inferno' episode of Doom, appearing decapitated and with her head on a stick as a human city burns. He seems to enjoy using weapons, as he shows a completely badass grin whenever he picks up a new one. He grits his teeth while shooting them, and is constantly on the look for more demons to murder. He appears to be very angry that the forces of hell have invaded his reality, which is understandable. The character that the player controls throughout nearly every game in the Doom series is an anonymous space marine, who, for lack of a real name, fans refer to as the 'Doomguy'. Main article: Doomguy Doomguy as he appears in Quake 3 Arena At the time of Doom's release through shareware, the game had skyrocketed to more downloads than first expected. Even though Wolfenstein had in some cases crossed the status quo of gaming by fighting nazis and zombies, Doom pushed the envelope further by showing satanic imagery, increased gore, and demons as actual enemies, which provoked a lot of religious countries. The goal with Doom was to improve upon the Wolfenstein formula in both graphic quality and game play.

id Software had hoped to try and outdo their previous game with Doom. About Eighteen months prior the release of Doom, id Software had released Wolfenstein 3D which had set the new standard of what would become the first person shooter genre.

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