The Dark Ages has a special new area called the Cosmic Realm, and it's teeming with monstrosities like the new cacodemon, which can stun players with its attacks, a twin-bladed cosmic baron, and ...

The bundle includes DOOM and DOOM 2, with a packaging box and a handheld Cacodemon that can run the game. The Will It Run Edition is limited to 666 units and costs $666.66, available April 18, 2025.

There’s a detailed three-inch Cacodemon that connects to a five-inch base, which looks pretty nifty. There’s a smaller handheld Cacodemon that, you’ll never guess, also runs Doom.

But the pièce de résistance is a Doom -playing handheld shaped like a Cacodemon with several of its teeth doubling as controller buttons. Let’s hope LRG decides to sell that on its own one day.

The bundle also contains four hours of classic Doom music on retro cassette tapes, a levitating three-inch Cacodemon figurine, random trading cards, and more than 10 games and expansions.

DOOM: The Dark Ages is a single-player experience that delivers the searing combat and over-the-top visuals of the incomparable DOOM franchise, powered by the latest idTech engine.

A new collector’s edition has been revealed for DOOM + DOOM II, which will go on sale right here on Friday, March 18th. The price? A Staggering $666.66.

Final Thoughts With Doom: The Dark Ages coming out, the DOOM Collector’s Edition 2025 is not nostalgia; it’s the commemoration of the enduring vitality of one of gaming’s most iconic franchises.

If a box that played Doom wasn’t enough for you, the Will it Run Edition also features a Tamogotchi-style Cacodemon, which also plays Doom, and a floating magnetic figurine of Doom’s own ...

But the pièce de résistance is a Doom -playing handheld shaped like a Cacodemon with several of its teeth doubling as controller buttons. Let’s hope LRG decides to sell that on its own one day.

There are physical editions of the iconic shooters Doom and Doom II coming out, thanks to Limited Run Games. All editions ship with both games, but the highlight is something called the Will it Run ...