Doom: The Dark Ages
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NewsDoom: The Dark Ages devs looked to everything from Star Wars to Batman Year One to shape the iconic shooter's next gameBy Iain Harris Published -
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NewsWhy wait? A modder is bringing Doom: The Dark Ages to classic Doom with all its deadly toys includedBy Kaan Serin Published -
NewsDoom: The Dark Ages is id Software's "biggest" game world ever: "It's a dramatic expansion for our world."By Alex Raisbeck Published -
NewsDoom: The Dark Ages "isn't designed to be the end" of the iconic shooter series, with director Hugo Martin saying he "wouldn't have a problem doing this for a long time"By Anna Koselke Published -
News21 years after Doom 3, Doom: The Dark Ages is trying to make good on the controversial sprint option: "You're going to feel like a silverback on a hoverboard with a giant sledgehammer"By Dustin Bailey Published -
NewsDoom: The Dark Ages will release simultaneously for PS5 and Xbox Series X when it lands in May, because the director told Phil Spencer he "wanted to sell it on all platforms"By Josh West Published -
FPS GamesDoom: The Dark Ages takes the series forward by winding the clock several centuries backBy Luke Kemp Published -
NewsXbox Developer Direct kicks off 2025 with Doom: The Dark Ages, South of Midnight, Clair Obscur, and a "surprise" fourth gameBy Kaan Serin Published -
NewsDoom: The Dark Ages gets 12 seconds of new footage as Nvidia shows off its souped-up DLSS 4 visualsBy Catherine Lewis Published -
NewsDoom: The Dark Ages gameplay reportedly shown at QuakeCon, revealing a revamped glory kill system and a mech with a cannonBy Hirun Cryer Published -
NewsAstro Bot was the most-wishlisted game from Summer Game Fest - beating Doom: The Dark Ages and Gears of War: E-DayBy Hirun Cryer Published -
NewsDoom: The Dark Ages' chainsaw-shield sounds like the most metal weapon since Gears of War's Lancer, and thankfully, it's equipped "at all times"By Kaan Serin Published -
NewsThe weapons in Doom: The Dark Ages are big, bold, and bear exceptionally silly names: "It's called the Skull Crusher because it crushes skulls"By Josh West Published -
PreviewDoom: The Dark Ages is introducing big changes to combat because id Software came to one core realization: "Every projectile mattered in the original Doom"By Josh West Published -
NewsXbox owns the Doom: The Dark Ages studio, but Phil Spencer says the FPS is coming to PS5 because Doom is "a franchise that everyone deserves to play"By Ali Jones Published
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