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Doom: The Dark Ages still delivers plenty of thrilling action, but its oversized ambitions make it the weak link of a great ...
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Doom: The Dark Ages review - heavy metal first person shooterIt absolutely doesn’t matter, because it’s Doom and you don’t need a story, but we had no idea what was going on at any point in The Dark Ages, and we’ve played and enjoyed the 2016 reboot ...
Doom has always managed to stay at the cutting edge of the first-person shooter (FPS) genre — something it practically invented with the original 1993 release. Synonymous with pulse-pounding ...
I’d always known Doom was a highly regarded video ... gun that looked like it was lifted straight off a metal album cover. Even beyond Dark Age‘s massive set-piece spectacles, its moment ...
Here's a more grounded Doom, but one that's as brisk and playful as ever. Heard about the changes to Doom? They've gone medieval with it, sort of. Also, they've added bowling. Sort of. Actually ...
Instead Doom ... makes good use of The Dark Ages’ new setting. The music, too, sees a massive downgrade. Even for people who aren’t exactly into head-thrashing metal, the soundtrack to ...
Doom stands alongside Mario and ... dragons dashing in and out of canyons of dark-fantasy skyscrapers. Composer Mick Gordon, whose industrial-metal scores helped define the modern identity of ...
Bombastic is a nice word for modern Doom and Dark Ages is the pinnacle of it. The gore, metal soundtrack, gravely voice-acting and all types of demon spawns across hellish landscapes is turned up ...
It absolutely doesn’t matter, because it’s Doom and you don’t need a story, but we had no idea what was going on at any point in The Dark Ages, and we’ve played and enjoyed the 2016 reboot ...
The form that Doom: The Dark Ages takes on is actually one that ... It’s another banger of a heavy metal soundtrack that had me coming back to certain levels after beating the campaign and ...
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