id Software just announced via Twitter that the DOOM Open Beta has been extended for an extra day. It will now go on until April 18 at 11:59PM EST.

　　You asked for it! We’re extending #DOOM Open Beta for an extra day. #FightLikeHell until April 18, 11:59pm ET. pic.twitter.com/lzqL6yEGg5

　　— DOOM (@DOOM) April 17, 2016

　　In the meantime, the already negative Steam reviews of the DOOM Open Beta got even worse - it's now at 36% recommendation, with a "mostly negative" tally out of almost 11K reviews submitted. Let us know if you agree with this assessment in the comments.

　　There's at least one more good news for DOOM players on PC, though: id Software's Lead Renderer Programmer Tiago Sousa announced yesterday that the frame rate will be uncapped at release (it's locked at 60FPS in the beta). According to Sousa, this was a problem inherited from the previous version of idTech.

　　Happy that we announced FPS unlock officially - code team been working hard on eradicating that for #PCMASTERRACE <3

　　— Tiago Sousa (@idSoftwareTiago) April 16, 2016

　　@BlacerPC not relegated - technical debt on this from prev engine was fairly encrusted + engeniering takes time, this is not macdonalds ^^

　　— Tiago Sousa (@idSoftwareTiago) April 16, 2016

　　For a thorough analysis of the Open Beta on PC, check out Keith's article. DOOM will release on May 13 worldwide for PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.