It has become almost impossible to keep track of the number of platforms Doom has been ported to, however, one individual managed to find a way to get it on a Google Smart Clock! First released in 1993, id Software’s famous first-person shooter not only formed the basis of the early days of the video game genre but was one of the first to introduce online multiplayer to the gaming world during a time when Player vs. Player was not commonplace.

This year marks the 30th anniversary of Doom, and while the gaming sphere has advanced, fans of the game will never forget it and its impact. The 2016 and 2020 releases have made it contemporary, while modders are still creating content for it, and the game can be enjoyed on all sorts of devices.

As an example, Reddit user Steppan_5g recently demonstrated the ability to install and play Doom on a Lenovo Smart Clock 2, which runs on Android. This user provides a YouTube video showing anyone how to increase the device’s capabilities by installing outside software and then downloading Doom. The clip on Reddit shows that the game is working properly after the process is completed.

For the past 30 years, a massive range of oddly different applications have had the first-person shooter (FPS) game installed on them, from a treadmill to a ticket recognition device to an iPod Mini. There have even been occurrences of anyone figuring out how to get Doom game running within the platform for Unity. Nonetheless, keep in mind the game did not get ported to the Unity motor, but actually ran through the toolkit’s editor.

There is no possibility that Dooms John Romero will cease making maps anytime soon, and this game left a long-lasting influence on early PC gaming, especially concerning first-person shooters. Many other games created after it are indebted to Doom for its impact.