It had a similar appearance in Doom 3, but that game was a lot more of an atmospheric horror than the fast-paced action shooters that are the newer Doom games. Every demon in the gamelooked ...

Aside from the classic roster of Doom demons such as Imps, Cacodemons, Arachnotrons, and Mancubi that appear in The Dark Ages, some of the fresh enemy additions really stamp a mark on the title ...

Stratton says that a lot of the demons have been re-imagined with upgraded visuals so they won't look exactly as you remember them, especially the ones from classic Doom shooters.

Our Doom The Dark Ages tips can each you some basic tricks that’ll greatly help with your demon-slaying crusade. The sheer number of weapons, tools, and upgrades at the Doom Slayer’s disposal ...

The Shield Saw feels like a natural extension to the Doom Slayer’s kit, but it isn’t just for bludgeoning unfortunate demons. A lot of Doom: The Dark Ages’ puzzles and platforming segments ...

Doom: The Dark Ages delivers a new approach to slaying demons. The devs at id Software break down not only the changes but how the prequel is also a return to classic Doom.

Doom: The Dark Ages takes the ideas that powered Eternal's controversial Marauder enemy and builds an entirely new combat system out of them.

The modern DOOM series has established the Doom Slayer as a destructive force of nature. He is a man of few words but many actions, and all of those actions involve destroying demons. He is not ...

The second Doom game is set immediately after the events of Doom (1993), but this time the demons are on, you guessed it, Earth. And they're emerging from your hometown!

Doom: The Dark Ages differs from previous Doom titles in that you’ll spend a lot of time parrying with a shield, which deflects damage back at whatever demon thought it was a good idea to mess ...

Doom. Four letters, two gunbarrels, one space marine and boatloads of demon guts is all it takes to change the face of gaming forever. Id Software’s seminal series is ground zero for first ...

And the moment I realised that the trick to Doom: The Dark Ages’ combat was reacting to bright green lights – the very same thing that’s key to killing a Marauder – I knew I was all-in.