Though Doom in the browser is nothing new ... A CAPTCHA that lets you play DOOM® to prove you're human (for educational and entertainment purposes.) The project works by leveraging Emscripten ...

Still, when you're trying to scrub Doom, a game that was so controversial for its time that Germany banned it for 17 years, squeaky-clean of anything that might upset people? The satire writes itself.

If there’s one game that refuses to die, it’s Doom. Released way back in 1993 by id Software, this legendary first-person shooter set the stage for every FPS that came after. It was fast ...

It’s probably one of the best understood game engines out there at this point. On top of that, everybody plays Doom at some point, and it was one of the biggest games of the 90s. Put all that ...

There might be room to expand in the medieval setting after Doom: The Dark Ages. Here's what the game director had to say.

so much so that it even inspired the path id Software took with Doom: The Dark Ages. "It's like a classic piece of art," game director Hugo Martin says in the latest issue of Edge Magazine.

Opera has launched Opera Air, a browser designed with built-in mindfulness tools like meditation, breathing exercises, and binaural beats. The browser aims to reduce stress and improve focus while ...

Here’s how it works. Id Software looked to the likes of Batman and Star Wars to help shape Doom: The Dark Ages into the game it is today. In Edge's latest issue, studio director Marty Stratton ...