"In the original computer game of Doom, you not only have to kill things. You have to pulverise them"
- Rosamund Pike
About this Quote
This quote by Rosamund Pike highlights the intense and violent nature of the initial computer game, Doom. It recommends that the goal of the game is not merely to defeat enemies, but to totally ruin them. Making use of the word "pulverise" communicates a sense of brutality and aggression, highlighting the extreme level of violence in the video game. This quote likewise hints at the idea that the game may have a darker and more ominous tone, as the player is not just eliminating, however pulverising their challengers. In general, this quote paints a brilliant image of the extreme and ruthless world of Doom.
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