The Dark Ages are out, and we have some bad news for 8GB graphics cards. The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox ...

Doom The Dark Ages doesn’t land until May, but the brutal new FPS from id is already ‘playable’ thanks to a visionary mod for ...

As one of the most influential names in the FPS genre, the Doom IP carries ... to The Dark Ages' gameplay: the huge mech suits known as Atlans, which stand 30 stories high, and massive mech ...

The Dark Ages system requirements? With perhaps the most famous and revered PC gaming classic returning five years after the superb Doom Eternal, fans of the series might be concerned to learn that ...

The prequel to some of the best FPS games of all time (the Doom reboot and Doom Eternal), Doom: The Dark Ages, was officially ... That means instead of the high-tech weapons we saw in Doom Eternal ...

high-skill-ceiling first-person shooter even closer to the scores of Hell’s minions in the medieval-tinged prequel, Doom: The Dark Ages. Yes, the new Doom pivots from Eternal’s platforming and ...

Doom: The Dark Ages requires high-end hardware: 8-core CPU, RTX 2060/AMD RX 6600 GPU, 16 GB RAM, NVME SSD. The Ultra 4K preset demands an RTX 4080/Radeon RX 7900 XT or newer graphics card for ...

the game more actively streams high-res versions in, giving you image quality and performance in equal strides. Outside of the VRAM requirements, Doom: The Dark Ages also requires a GPU with ray ...

A new entry in the series was recently showed off again at the Xbox Developer Direct, and this time, Doom: The Dark Ages will see players ... get optimized for the high-end Sony console.

Doom: The Dark Ages' weapons have high potential for creating unique combo moves and even have uses outside of combat. The studio worked to make The Dark Ages more approachable in other ...

The Dark Ages have been released by id Software. The game requires a graphics card that supports hardware raytracing, which was also a requirement for Indiana Jones and the Great Circle (id Tech 7).

As detailed in the Developer Direct, Doom: The Dark Ages will tone down the high mobility of Eternal and emphasize players standing their ground. There will be a lot more strafing to dodge ...