The new Doom, being developed in Richardson by Id Software, looks pretty good so far. But one part of it that doesn't look so hot is the game's cover art. I mean, it's fine ... I guess. It's just ...

There’s plenty of other stuff to play. Doom is a franchise with style and a strong sense of purpose. So why in the living hell is this the cover art? That art is painfully boring and dull.

I don't like DOOM's cover art, which reminds me of Haze more than id Software's classic shooter series. Your mileage will vary, but the good news is those who don't like the primary cover can flip ...

Michael McWhertor is a journalist with more than 17 years of experience covering video games, technology, movies, TV, and entertainment. Box art snobs who bristled at the generic, space marine ...

A real throwback to the original game, and certainly box-art that would draw my ... better than the default. That cover looks more like a Halo game than DOOM. You can see some pretty funny ...

Warhammer 40K: Boltgun is certainly a boomer shooter at heart, with its 2D sprite art-style and keycard hunting, demon-blasting gameplay, but it also borrows a little from the newer DOOM ...

Along with the reveal of a new trailer and release date for Bethesda's upcoming Doom reboot earlier this week, fans also got to see what the game's cover art will look like when it arrives in May.