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

N ot many FPS franchises can get away with spinning-off into a medieval-fantasy-inspired prequel, but DOOM: The Dark Ages is ...

Generic in visuals and tone, Bethesda's medieval prequel slows down the action and confusingly strips the game of everything ...

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

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 feels closer to the sweet spot. It plays less like Eternal’ s offspring and more like its weird younger ...

The medieval knights of the Middle Ages were some of the fittest and strongest warriors of their time, which comes as no ...

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 ...

and a saw shield during your medieval stand-off against the forces of hell. While this setting and all the Doom: The Dark Ages weapons seem like relatively new concepts, Doom: The Dark Ages is ...

The most comprehensive study of medieval warhorses ever undertaken will be released in the form of a radical new book this ...

The next action-packed FPS in the vaunted Doom franchise slows down the pace for a different flavor of gothic carnage.