Doom Eternal is a very heavy metal video game. Like the 2016 Doom, the sequel has a soundtrack from headbanger Mick Gordon that absolutely rips. And tears. We can now happily report that not only ...

Doom Eternal. id Software. Id Software’s long-awaited sequel to Doom 2016 is the headlining act for video-game publisher Bethesda Softworks this year, and they’re doing all they can to drum up ...

Doom Eternal builds on the lightning-fast action that revived the franchise with 2016's Doom. ... adrenaline-fueled, guitar-blasting, blood-soaked fun could be. The sequel, Doom Eternal, ...

DOOM Eternal is the best shooter to come along in a generation. ... (including a wonderfully old-fashioned MS DOS PC and a range of hell guitars). Looking like something out of ...

Doom Eternal is an FPS first and foremost, ... death metal guitars, little figures, and a lot, lot more (there's even a classic MS-DOS PC thrown in there too). ...

Doom Eternal, Hades, and BPM: ... Guitars have been intrinsic to Doom dating all the way back to Robert Prince's score for the 1993 original, ...

The Doom Eternal soundtrack is every bit as metal as Doom 2016's, and as composer Mick Gordon explains in a new video from Bethesda, this is partly thanks to a 20-person heavy metal choir.

Doom Eternal difficulty modes and what they mean. When you start the campaign, you're prompted to select one of the following difficulty modes: I'm Too Young to Die.

Doom Eternal is the sequel to Doom 2016, and it ramps up the action with more intense combat and bigger battlegrounds. It’s out on March 20th for PC, PS4, Xbox One, and Google Stadia.

Doom Eternal never did, and was still doling out new ideas even in the final boss battle. It’s rare a game knows how to end as strong as it started, and kudos to id for knowing when to call it ...