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.

The Dark Ages is a prequel to the 2016 Doom game, which itself had such a thin story that players shouldn't worry terribly if they've forgotten what happened (or never played).

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