Doomguy is kept in reserve by some sort of alien group called the Maykrs (a tragedeigh pronounced like “makers”), chilling in ...

Players can now fight Titans in Doom: The Dark Ages, facing off against variants like the Cyborg Titan, while being challenged by new demons like the Agaddon Hunter. The Doom series has ...

Death won't stop the Doom Slayer. Here's how to find all the secrets in Chapter 19 of Doom: The Dark Ages and earn 100% ...

Doom: The Dark Ages features a wide range of enemies, with one demon in particular possessing a fascinating link to a previous Doom title.

What would DOOM be without its demons? Probably easier, but boring as well. Though the FPS series is known for its guns, its gory violence, its bigger guns, and Hell, the enemies remain the heart ...

The game still utilizes sprites, but instead of digitized photos of hand-sculpted maquettes, Doom 64’s demons are pre-rendered with the same SGI tech as Donkey Kong Country. The enemy designs ...

In the latest installment of the Doom franchise, perfectly balanced action makes up for a lackluster soundtrack and a silly ...

Doom: The Dark Ages, a prequel that transports the Doom Slayer back to a medieval setting full of demons to slaughter, was one of the best surprises from last June’s Xbox media briefing ...

The modern DOOM series has established the Doom Slayer as a destructive force of nature. He is a man of few words but many actions, and all of those actions involve destroying demons. He is not ...

Following on from Doom Eternal, Doom: The Dark Ages changes the game completely, focusing much more on your abilities and how you use them, instead of fast movement. For that reason, it can feel a ...

throwing in a new shield-based parrying mechanic to help make decimating demons just as fun up close as it is from afar. It works, for the most part. Because while not all of Doom: The Dark Ages ...