Doom Director Wants To See You Beat Dark Ages Without Guns

Doom: The Dark Ages' director confirms DLC is in the works and says the game won't end the way 2016's Doom begins: 'If we took it all the way to that point, then that would ...
Doom: The Dark Ages might be a prequel, but developer iD Software confirms it won't end the way 2016's Doom begins. If you haven't played Doom, the game begins with the Slayer locked inside a coffin until he breaks free.
Doom director claims The Dark Ages can be beaten without using a gun, but "the game's not necessarily built to do that"
The Dark Ages shows no signs of straying away from series tradition. The trailers have featured all the weapons you’ve come to expect and some new ones – like that really cool one that grinds skulls into projectiles.
Doom: The Dark Ages Could Leave the Next Game with an Impossible Choice
The Dark Ages draws closer, there are lingering questions about what lies in store next for the action-packed franchise.
Doom: The Dark Ages Could Be The Start Of New Doom Medieval Games
There might be room to expand in the medieval setting after Doom: The Dark Ages. Here's what the game director had to say.
Doom The Dark Ages Director Comments on the Possibility of More Prequel Games
Doom: The Dark Ages director, Hugo Martin and producer Marty Stratton discussed the potential for more DOOM prequels in the future. This happened during an interview with PC Gamer where the developers revealed that The Dark Ages will not end with the Doom Slayer being locked away.
"I'm Sure People Will Figure Out How To Do It": Doom Director Wants To See You Beat The Dark Ages Without Guns
The three most important things about the Doom series are the gore, the heavy metal soundtrack, and the collection of weapons to rip and tear demons apart with. While the Doom Sla
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Doom: A game that just won’t quit
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 ...
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As if hell and demons weren't enough, Doom: The Dark Ages went medieval so id Software "could get more dark and sinister with the tool kit"
Doom is already a pretty metal series. Hell, flames, the damn music, demons getting turned inside out - that kinda thing. But developer id Software wanted to take the crudeness one step further ...