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Doom: The Dark Ages doesn’t run badly on PC, but enforced ray tracing slows the pace
The Dark Ages is at least easier on the ol’ GPU than Indy was, and I’ve had a crack at a settings guide (below) that should give a boost to most rigs, but ray tracing is still a hard requirement that means it won’t even launch on a lot of older hardware.
Doom: The Dark Ages is unplayable on handheld gaming PCs at the moment but it's not because the hardware isn't good enough
This seems to be a perennial problem with any handheld gaming PC that uses an AMD Ryzen Z1 processor for CPU and GPU duties. Any other APU from AMD's lineup can be updated via Adrenalin, but not the Z1s—they have to be done by the handheld PC's vendor.
Doom: The Dark Ages will run on the Steam Deck after all, thanks to a timely SteamOS update. Here's how it runs on the Deck, ...
Doom has been around so long—32 years and counting—that you'd be forgiven for thinking that developers id Software must have ...
The Dark Ages is almost here and Bethesda is adding the cherry on top with the introduction of path tracing to enhance ...
The Dark Ages on May 15th, Valve have released an update for SteamOS for Steam Deck to get it to actually run.
According to DoesItPlay.org, the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X discs for Doom: The Dark Ages contain virtually no game data ...
DOOM: The Dark Ages looks absolutely stunning in a new screenshot that showcases the difference between Path-Traced and ...
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