John Linneman interviews id Software's director of engine technology Billy Khan about the tech of Doom: The Dark Ages.

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

DOOM: The Dark Ages is an incredibly demanding game, but it can technically run on Steam Deck with some tweaks.

That Tom Cruise is able to empty his head when he runs, blanking out his career, his cultural meaning, his past and present personal relationships, and move in a state of pure being. Maybe he’s doing ...

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

The game reached 3 million players, and did so seven times faster than Doom Eternal. Bethesda did not share any sales numbers, however, nor do we know how much was spent on development ...

Bethesda has made a huge announcement for Doom: The Dark Ages. They made this announcement on their Bluesky account: Thank you for making DOOM: The Dark Ages the biggest launch in id’s history ...

The sequel “Doom Eternal” refined that formula ... attacks and dodge the shower of projectiles that flash across the screen. In “The Dark Ages,” series veterans do the same thing, albeit ...

More specifically, it managed to reach 3 million players seven times (!) faster than Doom Eternal - which previously held that record. Thank you for making DOOM: The Dark Ages the biggest launch ...

“The addition of the shield helps the gameplay feel entirely fresh, with the parry system and melee combat helping it differentiate itself from Doom Eternal, which perfected the push-forward combat.

When the Doom franchise made its way to the Nintendo 64 in 1997, it didn’t do so as a port of the existing games but rather as its own standalone title. Doom 64 is very much its own game ...