I haven't played the new Doom games, but Synthetic Man described them as an "Autism Shooter", and given what you described that definitely seems to fit the bill.

And to your point, I avoided them because it looked to spammy with the weapon switching (befitting of Synthetic Man's "autism shooter" descriptor), as I wanted something faster than Doom 3 but still methodical and slow enough to still feel like a horror-shooter like the first game. I felt like Forgive Me Father 2 and Supplice managed to capture that feeling better than the newer Doom games.