The Dark Ages is now my favorite, followed by DOOM (2016) and DOOM Eternal, a very far distant third. Having grown up playing ...

Doom: The Dark Ages is a video game as described by a 15-year-old goth. There are dragons, beheadings, medieval castles made ...

To id, a new Doom is an opportunity to demolish a perfectly good sand castle and start fresh. Doom: The Dark Ages is the ...

Doom: The Dark Ages still delivers plenty of thrilling action, but its oversized ambitions make it the weak link of a great ...

As a boxed game from the get go, Doom II is presented as a barely-connected 32-level megawad. The game supposedly depicts a full-on demon invasion of Earth, but this is mostly conveyed through three ...

The new id Tech 8 engine is extraordinary. Digital Foundry goes deep on the new technology id Software has delivered.

Read our Doom The Dark Ages review to understand why it's is the perfect prequel, with more skulls to smash and demons to ...

In DOOM The Dark Ages, fixed animation Glory Kills are gone ... then dive for an Execution and get back to shooting seamlessly with the new system. The ability to chain Executions and Glory ...

with larger demons getting some gruesome new animations while the majority of executions settle for brief slo-mo punches that pop health items. Hear that? It's the sound of Doom's signature health ...

Doom: The Dark Ages has encouraged us to redirect our booting utensils away from Rematch's leather balls and into the vital ...

Doom: The Dark Ages is arguably the best Doom yet. A fantastic medieval setting and heart-thumping gameplay give us a power ...