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

The tiny Doom Guy face looks exactly like the little HUD from the original game. The face looks around, reacts to being shot, and looks more and more messed up as you take damage. He’ll even ...

Explore the full arsenal of Doom: The Dark Ages. The full roster of weapons in Doom: The Dark Ages includes classics like the Super Shotgun and Rocket Launcher — but you’ll also find all-new ...

Read More: Doom: The Dark Ages: The Kotaku Review Once you buy the Incendiary upgrade, which sets enemies ablaze when shot with the Combat Shotgun, you’ll be able to purchase the Smelt upgrade ...

The fan favorite Super Shotgun can handle a wide range of encounters, but the Doom Slayer will encounter enemies that move too quickly or have attacks that take advantage of its limited range.

When I read the Reacher books for the first time I think I even pictured Reacher looking a bit like that health portrait of the Doom Guy, as we called him, from the really early games: the thick ...

Alongside your standard shotguns and rocket launchers, there's a gun that grinds bones into a ... A few levels let you mount Doom Guy’s trusty steed: a flying dragon. Once again, the game ...