The Dark Ages to remind me of was Halo 3. And yet, half way through a recent hands-on demo with id Software’s gothic prequel, ...

More than ever, Bethesda and id Software want to tell the story of the Slayer, but they're also focused on making this feel ...

Doom: The Dark Ages is similar to the last two titles id Software has released: the 2016 reboot and 2020’s Doom: Eternal, but with fun tweaks and additions that offer you a brand new arsenal of ...

Doom: The Dark Ages is a prequel to Doom 2016. The forces of hell are invading a realm heavily inspired by the medieval era, ...

The Dark Ages, including a level of dragonback dog-fighting and time with the big punchy mech. Read our preview.

Doom: The Dark Ages also greatly expands upon the upgrade system of the previous two entries, to the point where you can now ...

Doom The Dark Ages distances itself from Eternal in many welcome ways, but it struggles to create truly jaw-dropping ...

Doom: The Dark Ages pivots to not just a new setting, but a new style of gameplay too. Both proved an absolute treat in our early preview.

DOOM Eternal had a very different combat dance in play, one that had the Slayer use a shoulder-mounted flamethrower to melt enemy armor into armor pick-ups, so DOOM: The Dark Ages feels both fresh and ...

Doom: The Dark Ages puts a new spin on the brutal first person shooter combat thanks to the addition of a shield, dragon, and hulking mech.

Doom: The Dark Ages is a bigger change for the series than I realised. This isn't just a 'Doom in the olden days' ...