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With the release of Doom: The Dark Ages, we ranked every Doom game released to see how they all stack up.

Critic’s Pick A Frenzied Franchise Takes the Fight Up Close Doom: The Dark Ages replaces double jumps and dashes with an emphasis on raw power and slow, strategic melee combat.

Despite overshooting at points, Doom The Dark Ages is Doom at its rip-tearing best, proving once more why id is the grandfather of the FPS.

Summoning the Slayer DOOM: The Dark Ages serves as a prequel to 2016’s DOOM and 2020’s DOOM Eternal. You play as the (mostly!) quiet but deadly Slayer, a walking enhanced space marine equipped with ...

Doom: The Dark Ages is packed with chunky violence, but restrictive combat, tedious exploration, and cinematic delusions make for a disappointing follow-up.

Doom: The Dark Ages sticks to the series' fundamentals while mixing it with new mechanics and a focused narrative.

Earlier last week, we were invited by Bethesda and id Software to an early hands on of Doom The Dark Ages. Given that I am a massive fan of the series of the original Doom, as well as the reboot and ...

During Microsoft’s Xbox Developer Direct, Doom: The Dark Ages game director, Hugo Martin, announced Finishing Move’s creation of the soundtrack, describing it as “a metal soundscape that’s loaded with ...

Doom 2016 is still my favourite Doom game. I appreciate the hell out of Eternal, but much like the metalcore bands that influenced its soundtrack, I prefer the rawer, less refined work they ...

Streamlined controls, a tighter story, and strafe-to-kill gunplay make Doom The Dark Ages a great follow-up to Eternal, but I remain unsure.