Blast it.įinally, the Settings let you turn vibration on or off. The voice can be toggled in the Settings menu, but the app doesn't save the setting. But the original Doom doesn't have any voiced dialogue at all, so the sample feels inauthentic. 'Tap the gun to shoot,' it politely instructs. The app also plays a synthesized female voice sample each time you launch the app. They only appear on the pictures you save, not while tapping the gun to make it fire. Either way, the blood splashes will be transparent.

'Splash HD' shows a smooth red splash with bullet holes, whereas 'Splash 8bit' (which should be 8-bit) displays a pixelated blood effect similar to those of the actual game. But you can toggle two different blood splashes from the app's Settings menu. There doesn't seem to be a way to take a picture while the muzzle flash displays, unfortunately. Shoot yourself or your friends with harmless virtual bullets!Īny photos taken will show the Doom marine's gun in its relaxed position. Pressing the 'Switch Cam' button from the pop-up menu will switch between rear- and front-facing cameras on phones with two cameras. Tap the phone's Back button to return to the app. From there, you can opt to share the picture like you would any other. If you tap 'ok,' the app will send you to the phone's photo folder.

The app immediately saves the image and asks whether you would like to share it. To actually take a picture, you can either press your phone's camera button or tap the on-screen Capture button from the pop-up menu on the right side of the screen.

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