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By mixing medieval fantasy and science fiction, id Software creates a setting that fits Doom: The Dark Ages like gauntlet ...

So I entered The Dark Ages, something of an origin story for the Doom guy and his crusade against the forces of Hell, ready to gorge the lore and push through the series.

Doom Eternal proved to be a divisive entry when it was first released in 2020, straying from the gloriously gory path set by its predecessor, but new release Doom: The Dark Ages manages to find ...

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

Thank you for making DOOM: The Dark Ages the biggest launch in id's history - 7x faster to 3 million players than DOOM Eternal. Experience an epic story of the DOOM Slayer’s rage in this ...

And the moment I realised that the trick to Doom: The Dark Ages’ combat was reacting to bright green lights – the very same thing that’s key to killing a Marauder – I knew I was all-in.

It may still be needlessly involved (Doom 2016 feels 'basic' and free, in a way that matches Doomguy's savageness and wilfulness) but, compared to Eternal, The Dark Ages is not intricate.

Doom The Dark Ages finally fills the gap between Doom 64 and Doom 2016, taking place at the height of the war between the Sentinels of Argent D'nur and the legions of hell. It's a darker, grittier ...

In Doom (2016), the Slayer’s sole emotion is rage; he’s just so fucking over it with humanity messing with hell portals. In that game, the Slayer is less Jason Voorhees and more Terminator.

Doom: The Dark Ages stands proudly as its own take on unapologetic fun. And if you’re turned off by the shock of the new, there’s always the previous Dooms to get reacquainted with. VERDICT ...