Now, Doom has become a vessel for experiencing the future. Although the fantastic-looking Doom The Dark Ages doesn’t officially ... That tasty-looking Skullcrusher is also available.

There’s a wondrous array of weapon-based brutality on display in The Dark Ages, including the Skullcrusher, a gun that eats the ... is possibly the scariest thing in the new game. The Slayer in Doom: ...

There's nothing quite like Doom ... Skullcrusher, but unofficially, we're calling this our head-cannon. Even the toughest demons will be forced to yield to the shield. Interestingly, The Dark Ages ...

DOOM is back with purpose, weight, and a bigger scope than ever before. We were invited to a press briefing a few days before today’s Xbox Developer Direct to get an early look. After viewing the ...

Despite both titles being popular among old and new fans of the franchise, the upcoming Doom: The Dark Ages will eclipse both games in terms of scale and ambition when it releases. Game Rant was ...

Doom: The Dark Ages, launching summer 2025, explores the origins of Doom Slayer. Changes from Doom Eternal include more grounded combat and the addition of vehicles. Not announced for Nintendo ...

Doom: The Dark Ages is only around the corner, launching May 15, but for excited demon slayers and skull crushers that's an eternity away. Good news, then. You can (kinda) play the metal-medieval romp ...

“You’re gonna stand and fight,” game director Hugo Martin said after my demo of the new Doom. Perhaps it won’t surprise you, then, that Martin says The Dark Ages is inspired primarily by ...

Doom: The Dark Ages is a prequel to the entire Doom franchise, showcasing a medieval war against hell. After a crowd-pleasing reveal back in June 2024, fans have eagerly waited for more news about ...

Developed by id Software, DOOM: The Dark Ages is the prequel to the critically acclaimed DOOM (2016) and DOOM Eternal that tells the epic cinematic origin story of the DOOM Slayer’s rage.

The original Doom was a phenomenon, and on May 15 the lethal legacy continues with Doom: The Dark Ages. We doubt Id Software’s next-gen blockbuster can run on calculators and files, but you can ...