Doom: The Dark Ages boasts a significant leap in visual fidelity, notably in detailed armor and realistic rendering of characters. The game features ray tracing, wind-affected vegetation, and ...

The modern DOOM series has established the Doom Slayer as a destructive force of nature. He is a man of few words but many actions, and all of those actions involve destroying demons. He is not ...

The Doom Slayer's now dropped into a sort of techno-middle-ages. ... Chromatic aberration on/off and colourblind rendering mode. Weird, isn't it?

Review: ‘Doom: The Dark Ages’ reinvents run-and-gun formula … again A prequel to the revamped “Doom” takes a different tack to create Doom Slayer that’s a different beast ...

While The Dark Ages can feel like traditional Doom in a lot of ways, there are some chapters that get experimental. One other part of the demo introduced a giant mech piloted by the Slayer.

Doom (2016) is set in a bleak, techno-capitalist future where demons pour out of hell gates faster than the populace can respond to.By contrast, Doom: The Dark Ages flings the player back into the ...

Doom: The Dark Ages should lead directly into the beginning of Doom (2016), despite the huge time gap during which the Slayer took a long, unwanted nap. You may like ...

Doom Slayer’s arsenal features a brand-new tool, the powerful Shield Saw, which Id Software made a point to showcase across its “Stand and Fight” trailers and advertisements.