If Doom was an update of its namesake's classic playstyle, Doom: Eternal is the kind of exhilarating celebration of movement and combat that can only exist in today's systems.

It doesn't have the gimmicks of a Doom 2 stage, the dark claustrophobia of Doom 3 and 64, or the speed and scale of Eternal and 2016's soft reboot. But Phobos Labs is a singular expression of the ...

Doom Eternal is clearly the main attraction, but you can grab it and two other games for just $4.50 / £4.50 each, or if you're keen to fill up your library with some of the best PC games you've ...

And judging by its 85 on Metacritic, there is a lot to like about the new DOOM game, which is the third in the modern series following 2016’s DOOM reboot and its 2020 follow-up, DOOM Eternal.

More than five years after Doom Eternal, we’re once again ready to rip and tear through demons in Doom: The Dark Ages. Doom: The Dark Ages is bringing literal Hell back when id Software’s ...

For fans of the latest DOOM series titles, DOOM (2016) and DOOM Eternal showcased Doom Slayer’s true grit in Glory Kills. These special actions are performed when players deal enough damage to ...

"In Doom Eternal you felt like a fighter jet. In Doom: The Dark Ages, you'll be an iron tank: Heavy, strong, but still fast," Martin said.

Doom: The Dark Ages pivots from Eternal’s platforming and instead literally grounds its combat in strafe-heavy gameplay with an emphasis on power. Sure, the great guns are still there – this ...

The second: a mission statement. "In Doom Eternal, you felt like a fighter jet. In Doom: The Dark Ages, you'll be an iron tank," said game director Hugo Martin.