Doom: The Dark Ages releases a new update that further fine-tunes the game's balancing, and includes a small nerf to one of ...

DOOM: The Dark Ages made a controversial change with a recent update that some fans love, but others are less happy about.

Doom the Dark Ages is a unique blend of what makes modern Doom work and innovative ideas that keep the series regulars on our ...

In the latest installment of the Doom franchise, perfectly balanced action makes up for a lackluster soundtrack and a silly ...

The Dark Ages allows players to use the Doomguy’s face from Doom (1993) as a face avatar style. That’s right, you can use the ...

The official Bethesda Bluesky account shared the news on Tuesday, additionally confirming that DOOM: The Dark Ages reached ...

Doom: The Dark Ages still delivers plenty of thrilling action, but its oversized ambitions make it the weak link of a great ...

A shield is introduced very early on in Doom: The Dark Ages. Enemies will throw out attacks that glow green, meaning they can be parried, which you will soon realise is the central mechanic of the ...

Doom: The Dark Ages is indulgent and deliciously violent, but surprisingly safe. PC Gamer's got your back Our experienced team dedicates many hours to every review, to really get to the heart of ...

stop. moving. In DOOM: The Dark Ages, you need to stop moving. The game has swapped the jump and dodge action of the last entry with a new combat loop focused more around universal weapon utility ...

It's surprising how much Doom: The Dark Ages manages to reign in some of the changes Doom Eternal made while also taking the series in a wholly new direction that redefines its rules of engagement.