Add the mark of the Slayer to your console with the limited edition DOOM: The Dark Ages Xbox Series X Wrap. Available at ...

Even better, addressing a criticism I cited in my review of Doom Eternal, The Dark Ages will no longer force you to read its story in the Codex. Instead, the story will play out in cutscenes.

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 ...

As detailed in the Developer Direct, Doom: The Dark Ages will tone down the high mobility of Eternal and emphasize players standing their ground. There will be a lot more strafing to dodge ...

Xbox has set a Doom: The Dark Ages release date for May 15, 2025. The launch was confirmed during the Xbox Developer Direct 2025 stream, where developer id Software was on-hand with an expansive ...

And while I both admire the desire for change, and acknowledge the need for it - Doom Eternal didn't leave many places to go - I'm not entirely convinced about The Dark Ages yet. There's ...

As part of the Xbox Games Showcase, Microsoft's Bethesda division announced Doom: The Dark Ages ... cinematic prequel to DOOM (2016) and DOOM Eternal. Go medieval on battalions of demons, made ...

The reboot of the Doom ... Eternal ramped up the speed even more. So it may have come to surprise fans that developer id Software decided to slow things down for the third installment, Doom: The ...

But I’m unsure if this will work for Doom. As with Eternal, The Dark Ages is once again a wonderfully complex shooter to play – every second demands your complete attention as you weave ...

Doom: The Dark Ages is releasing next month, if you can believe it, and it sounds like it'll offer plenty to keep FPS fans busy as it'll include a hefty number of levels – 22, to be exact.

In Doom 2016, there were over 650 secrets to find. Doom Eternal had even more ... and Bethesda have learned their lesson in Doom: The Dark Ages. Whether you’re playing through the more ...