Doomguy is kept in reserve by some sort of alien group called the Maykrs (a tragedeigh pronounced like “makers”), chilling in ...

It may still be needlessly involved (Doom 2016 feels 'basic' and free, in a way that matches Doomguy's savageness and wilfulness) but, compared to Eternal, The Dark Ages is not intricate.

A vital new Doom The Dark Ages update addresses issues with the audio mix, while adding new enemies to several of the FPS ...

DOOM: The Dark Ages might not have as many references as its predecessors, but that doesn't mean there aren't plenty of ...

The Agaddon Hunter may be the most Marauder-like enemy in The Dark Ages, but every demon has a little bit of Eternal's most fearsome foe in them. | Image credit: id Software / Bethesda Doom ...

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

Doom: The Dark Ages is the next chapter of id Software's beloved FPS series that takes things in a prequel direction with ...

The Dark Ages has taken a step back from Eternal and taken a page out of classic DOOM games, where players encounter a more bullet-hell environment with many more enemies on-screen, rather than ...

The Dark Ages, in my expected column I’d reference the earlier Doom games – Eternal and the 2016 soft reboot of the franchise. But for the “what I got column” there’d be an unexpected mix. Those ...

The good news is that you don't necessarily need to play Doom Eternal or even Doom (2016) before diving into The Dark Ages. On that note, this article will discuss why playing previous titles isn ...

It’s Doomguy, the sometimes space marine ... in Earth’s orbit (wonderfully called the Fortress of Doom). The Dark Ages is a prequel to those prior games, and that context could help explain ...