Glory Kills aren’t only a great way to pick up ammo and health. They also look fantastic and can help you save on some ammo as you dive deeper into the world of Doom Eternal.

Glory kills are back! DOOM Eternal's fast-paced combat sees the return of the satisfyingly gruesome glory kill. Like in 2016’s DOOM, an enemy will blink when they’re weak enough to activate ...

Essentially, glory kills were an easy way to recover when death got too close. These moments return in Doom Eternal, but id Software has reinvented them to be more strategic. As we noted at E3 ...

Performing Glory Kills in Doom Eternal works much in the same way as it did in the prior installment in the series. When you deal enough damage to an enemy, they’ll entered a staggered state ...

DOOM Eternal has doubled down on DOOM (2016)'s Glory Kill system and introduced more Glory Kill animations. A lot more, in fact. This isn't even close to all of them, but here's a whole bunch (45 ...

I n DOOM (2016) and DOOM Eternal Glory Kills were a special animation for the Doom Slayer as he dealt the final blow to an enemy. Though DOOM The Dark Ages Glory Kills function a bit differently ...

In DOOM Eternal, there was even an option for faster Glory Kills to make chaining them together more satisfying, but it never quite clicked. “It didn’t really fit in the other games.

Glory Strikes can be performed similarly to how you performed Glory Kills in Doom Eternal and 2016. Make sure to shoot the enemies till they take enough damage and start emitting a purple glow.

"In Doom Eternal, you felt like a fighter jet. In Doom: The Dark Ages, you'll be an iron tank—heavy, ... Glory Kills have been overhauled to provide additional fluidity to Dark Ages combat.

For fans of the latest DOOM series titles, DOOM (2016) and DOOM Eternal showcased Doom Slayer’s true grit in Glory Kills. These special actions are performed when players deal enough damage to ...

DOOM Eternal has doubled down on this and introduced more Glory Kill animations. A lot more. This isn't even close to all of them, but here's a whole bunch (45, to be exact) from our time with ...