The Dark Ages does have big shoes to fill, as its immediate predecessor, Doom Eternal, was hailed as an achievement in first-person shooting design.

Doom: The Dark Ages looks fantastic, but it must make some changes from Doom Eternal. Dark Ages shouldn't get worse the more you play it.

DOOM: The Dark Ages gives is all the gothic, heavy metal FPS you could want, with a chainsaw shield, parry system, and more. But can it top Doom Eternal?

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

First things first, the frantic fast-paced combat of Doom Eternal hasn't gone away and Doom: The Dark Ages doesn't stray too far from what we've come to expect when it comes to slaying demons.

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

Preorders for The Art of Doom: The Dark Ages are now open. Path tracing has finally been added to the PC version of Doom: The Dark Ages, if you're GPU is up to the task From first-person, third ...

Doom The Dark Ages is the weakest game in the series since 2004’s Doom 3, but still an achievement in terms of writing, combat, and design.

Doom The Dark Ages is closer than ever, and the promotional content released so far has received an overwhelmingly positive response from fans.

The Dark Ages is fun in different ways than its predecessors, but Doom has been better.

Doom: The Dark Ages is the third game of the new "Doom" era since the franchise was rebooted in 2016 and was followed up with a second game, Doom Eternal, in 2020. While this newest title makes ...

The form that Doom: The Dark Ages takes on is actually one that is very different from Eternal, a game that I rank as one of my favorite shooters of all time.