>>89620896>>89621035>>89621117I'd argue doom has the most influence in terms of staying community, and shaping the gaming landscape of the 90's in the West, but Minecraft is more culturally widespread because of many factors (wider audience base due to age restrictions, released in the digital age rather than the analog/digital transition, sandbox genre has less skill ceiling, etc). Mechanically doom is a tighter game that shaped video game level exploration despite it's limitations with various secret rooms, etc. Minecraft meanwhile kind of pushed the open world survival sandbox genre, something Infiminer never would have been. Modding wise, both are insane, with doom having a ceaseless content cycle even today and Minecraft being in a similar position. Both games have mods that overhaul them to ridiculous levels like magic in doom or avatar bending in Minecraft. Both have the best music for their respective genres. Doom's cool cultural feature is the can be run on anything INCLUDING LAB GROWN RAT NEURONS:
https://youtu.be/bEXefdbQDjwBoth are great and it's hard to say which one is more impactful realistically because the gaming landscape that allowed Minecraft to exist wouldn't exist without Doom.
