Doom has always strived to make every weapon feel useful, and id Software has kept that philosophy even into the modern era.

If Doom Eternal was a Slayer ballet of backflips and firepower, then Doom: The Dark Ages is the mosh pit that happens when the lights go out and the guitars kick in. This is Doom reimagined through ...

Doom: The Dark Ages is out now, but is it coming to PlayStation Plus? Here's what PS5 players need to know about availability and editions.

The upcoming Doom The Dark Ages, a prequel to Doom Eternal and Doom (2016), will provide a fresh coat of paint to the classic finishing moves as Glory Strikes will be the primary way to take care ...

Releasing after DOOM (2016) and DOOM Eternal but bearing the confusing medieval-slanted titling, it can be a little tricky to figure out where the latest entry in the DOOM reboot slots in.

New combat mechanics, weapons, and more shake up the established formula in fun ways across this blockbuster prequel to DOOM (2016). Every DOOM game is different from the others, and I strongly ...

Developed by id Software, DOOM: The Dark Ages is the prequel to the critically acclaimed DOOM (2016) and DOOM Eternal that tells the epic cinematic origin story of the DOOM Slayer’s rage.

The official release date for Doom: The Dark Ages is May 15, but those who purchase the Premium Edition get two days of early access, meaning they can start slaying demons on May 13. Thanks to the ...

All of that is to say that some of those feelings started to penetrate my mind as I was thinking of going back to 2016’s DOOM. Would this first-person shooter, which I’ve put on this pedestal ...

the upcoming prequel to DOOM 2016 and DOOM Eternal, and in this trailer, we get a tease of the title's story. The new trailer has been published on the official Bethesda YouTube channel and begins ...

More than five years after Doom Eternal, we’re once again ready to rip and tear through demons in Doom: The Dark Ages. Doom: The Dark Ages is bringing literal Hell back when id Software’s ...

There is, of course, some of Doom 2016’s signature industrial droning in the background of each track to try to imbue at least some of the franchise’s sonic fingerprint. But it just isn’t ...