Now, we’ve got Doom: The Dark Ages, and this one takes a left turn in a way that’s refreshing and sometimes frustrating, but ultimately ambitious.This is a slower, heavier, and more grounded Doom.

The Dark Ages is slower than other nu-Doom games -- especially Doom Eternal. In this game, you simply won't be able to navigate an arena in a way that lets you avoid all of the enemy fire.

In Doom: The Dark Ages, I didn't feel that same excitement to learn more about Doomguy's past. The attempt at intrigue just didn't work, so making my way through the chapters was a slog at times.

DOOM: The Dark Ages PS5 Review. It feels like just yesterday that DOOM Eternal hit store shelves, and the Animal Crossing x DOOM Slayer memes were out in full force, offering some respite from the ...

Even beyond Dark Age‘s massive set-piece spectacles, its moment-to-moment gameplay is pure old-school gaming bliss.Throughout the game’s 22 levels, frenzied players run and gun through an ...

Doom: The Dark Ages feels like an old-school Doom game in terms of combat, soundtrack and the Slayer’s overall vibe, but it introduces fresh elements, including a razor-lined Shield Saw, a ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Doom: The Dark Ages Id Software's prequel is a big, heavy metal adventure with a few too many cutscenes DOOM: The Dark Ages is the prequel to the ...

1) Crank the Music Up RELATED: DOOM: The Dark Ages Review: Hell-Bent on Change, Consequences Be Damned The metal-heavy soundtrack of DOOM: The Dark Ages is more generic than it was in the past two ...

The Dark Ages takes a striking shift in tone. The celestial, sci-fi brutality of the previous two games is swapped for medieval goth, with the protagonist, Doom Slayer, sporting a fur cape, a ...

This article will highlight the secrets in The Forsaken Plains in Doom The Dark Ages. Note: Parts of this article are subjective and reflect the author’s opinion.