Matching Doom Eternal from a gameplay perspective was always going to be quite the task, and in the end, Dark Ages falls just short. Eternal is filled to the brim with mechanics, bringing back the ...

Game Rant was given a hands-on preview of Doom: The Dark Ages that focused on the key pillars of the experience. There was a little taste of the story, a tease at the Atlan mech gameplay, a ride ...

I missed the 2016 DOOM installment and, while DOOM: The Dark Ages is a prequel, it heavily relies upon knowledge of DOOM and DOOM Eternal.After all, it begins on Argent D’Nur with the Night ...

The sequel “Doom Eternal” refined that formula, ... in which players control an enormous mech called an Atlan and pilot a dragon named Serrat.

Doom The Dark Ages is a new prequel to Doom 2016 and Eternal, and we'll be playing the medieval FPS day one on Game Pass in 2025 soon. ... and there's a skyscraper-sized mech called the Atlan, ...

Doom Eternal introduced a few new weapons along with the franchise mainstays like the Chaingun and BFG 9000. ... the two "big" additions to the Doom franchise are the dragon and the Atlan mech, ...

He said that was a reaction to a flaw in “Doom Eternal, ... Two of these extraordinary weapons are the 30-story tall Atlan mech and the other is a fire-breathing dragon.

Mashable spent a few hours with an early build of "Doom: The Dark Ages," and found it a cathartic demon-killing FPS. Game preview.

We saw Atlan mechs in some of Doom Eternal's backgrounds, and I always wondered what it would be like to pilot one of these towering 30-story tall robots. Now, we’ll be able to do just that in ...

Doom: The Dark Ages pivots from Eternal’s platforming and instead literally grounds its combat in strafe-heavy gameplay with an emphasis on power. Sure, the great guns are still there – this ...

This Doom (2016) and Doom Eternal prequel has a compelling story, ... Worth mentioning are some chapters with new gameplay mechanics, such as flying the Atlan mech or riding the cyber-dragon Serrat.

Doom Eternal was one of those "bigger and better" sequels in almost every way, introducing new mechanics, weapons, and challenging enemies like the infamous Marauder.