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DOOM: The Dark Ages refines one of gaming’s longest-running series into a powerful dance of death. We head back in time after 2016’s excellent revival and Eternal’s soaring masterpiece.

If “Doom Eternal” made players feel like a jet pilot, “The Dark Ages” will make them think they’re controlling a zippy modern tank.

Doom (2016) and Eternal felt like a ballet of carnage, with flawless agility weaving the Slayer through each encounter. The Dark Ages is more like a line dance that accidentally ends in a fistfight.

Critic’s Pick A Frenzied Franchise Takes the Fight Up Close Doom: The Dark Ages replaces double jumps and dashes with an emphasis on raw power and slow, strategic melee combat.

Read our Doom The Dark Ages review to understand why it's is the perfect prequel, with more skulls to smash and demons to slay.

DOOM: The Dark Ages is the newest DOOM game officially revealed by the franchise. Scheduled for release on May 15, 2025, this brutal, cinematic prequel takes players back to where it all began ...

The Dark Ages switches up some of the fundamental mechanics from Doom 2016 and Doom Eternal. Here's how to get your footing in the latest installment.