It breaks the immersion a little bit and makes the game feel like a Jackie Chan movie at times.
The execution of these kills feels a little wonky, because enemies politely wait for you to complete a Glory Kill before they go back to pounding you. If you're in the middle of a fight and need some health, it's a great way to recharge. This time around, those specialty kills result in extra health pickups.
In the first game, Glory Kills-specialized melee kills similar to Mortal Kombat Fatalities minus the complex input sequences-were mostly for show and a way to conserve ammo. The Depth of Field effects are pretty realistic Frantic Run And Gun Action Doom Eternal's core gameplay hasn't changed a whole lot from 2016's game, but the new features augment the previous installment's already pretty-good combat system.
