What would DOOM be without its demons? Probably easier, but boring as well. Though the FPS series is known for its guns, its gory violence, its bigger guns, and Hell, the enemies remain the heart ...

Mashable spent a few hours with an early build of "Doom: The Dark Ages," and found it a cathartic demon-killing FPS. Game preview.

What happens when the Doom Slayer trades his jet-like agility for the brute force of a tank? "Doom: The Dark Ages" takes ...

Being one of the hardest enemies in Doom The Dark Ages, this giant demon needs to be taken down with all the firepower you have, along with proper parries and eventual stun-executes. Ad. 8) Komodo.

Here's how to find all the secrets in Chapter 19 of Doom: The Dark Ages and earn 100% completion. Skip to main content; ... you’ll enter a tower with a giant demon statue at the top.

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 ...

At certain points, the Atlan will pick up a giant-ass gun, and this is where the Atlan sections shine. Blowing demons to bits is the name of the game in Doom, and doing so as a mech works well ...

Pointing a gun at a heavily armored demon in Doom: The Dark Ages. Zenimax. Dark Ages also introduces two brand new gameplay styles. First up is the Atlan, a giant walking mech that you can use to ...

Eurogamer's review of Doom: The Dark Ages, ... Enemies, meanwhile, are giant demons, huge half-crab people, shrouded cultists who can fly, and lots of other things in between.

New mechanics that don't work quite so well include the Atlan and Dragon levels. The Atlan is a giant mech that the Doom Slayer can pilot while engaging in fairly simple games of punch and dodge.