The entire Doom series is all about great gameplay feel, and Doom: The Dark Ages is no exception. The vast majority of the gameplay feels incredible, making the mech and dragon levels such a let-down.

Don't miss any of the secrets in Chapter 11 of Doom: The Dark Ages -- here's where to get the hidden collectible and complete all challenges.

At certain points, the Atlan will pick up a giant-ass gun, and this is where the Atlan sections shine. Blowing demons to bits is the name of the game in Doom, and doing so as a mech works well.

Doom: The Dark Ages, the next game in the franchise after 2020's Doom Eternal, is coming in May, and it's already looking like a heavy metal album cover come to life ahead of its planned release ...

DOOM: The Dark Ages feels packed with situations that test a player and challenge them to use every element in their arsenal.

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.

What happens when the Doom Slayer trades his jet-like agility for the brute force of a tank? "Doom: The Dark Ages" takes players back to the origins of the rebooted universe, with ground-shaking ...

The current Doom saga comes to a close with Doom Eternal: The Ancient Gods - Part Two, as id Software has forged a worthy sendoff to the Slayer's story. Here's our review.

DOOM: The Dark Ages introduces a massive mech that players can hop into and take down what would be end-game-level bosses in the previous DOOM games.

The towering mech was also an intriguing possibility, and the QuakeCon footage supposedly showed that it fights using fists and a cannon, and can also perform special glory kills.

DOOM: The Dark Ages is a rousing trip through hell with thrilling defensive-based offense, yet falters in a few areas.

After almost three hours of hands-on time with Doom: The Dark Ages, id Software’s next game could be its biggest yet.