Singapore’s Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) has slapped an M18 rating on DOOM The Dark Ages, which probably won’t come as a surprise to anyone who has played a DOOM game. The rating ...

The rating in question comes from the IMDA. They’re not the ESRB, but they did break down Doom The Dark Ages and explained just how much “gory fun” you’ll have in the title: ...

Despite both titles being popular among old and new fans of the franchise, the upcoming Doom: The Dark Ages will eclipse both ... of gods and kings, shred enemies with devastating favorites ...

Doom: The Dark Ages is making big, and some might say welcome changes to the formula set by its predecessors, with combat that’s more grounded and focused than the acrobatic battle mechanics of ...

He noted that the balance between enemy projectiles and player movement space. You can move in a more classic way. “Innovation is the goal always and so for Doom: The Dark Ages it’s an all-new ...

It was a killer combo of rhythm and speed, and it'll be interesting to see how Doom's emphasis on rip and tearing through enemies will evolve in The Dark Ages. The Doom Slayer has a fun new ...

The team at id Software wants a lot for Doom: The Dark Ages. It should be accessible and ... Getting close to an enemy is the first challenge, though. Martin says the team adapted enemy and ...

What’s a good Doom game without sick ways to shred through enemy bodies? Doom The Dark Ages has some truly amazing weaponry, such as the Skull Crusher. This might be one of the coolest guns I ...

Five years later, Doom and the Doom Slayer are back and are taking players back in time. Doom: The Dark Ages is a prequel ... be thrown at enemies, parry attacks, and deflect projectiles; multiple ...

scripted animations for finishing enemies. While it became a staple in both DOOM (2016) and DOOM Eternal, DOOM: The Dark Ages takes a bold step forward by replacing static, scripted animations ...