DOOM: The Dark Ages is the latest showpiece for id tech, offering stunning visuals and smooth performance with Ray-Tracing ...

The Dark Ages is at least easier on the ol’ GPU than Indy was, and I’ve had a crack at a settings guide (below) that should ...

Doom: The Dark Ages struggles with performance on the Steam Deck, with frequent frame rate drops below 30 FPS, especially in ...

DOOM: The Dark Ages is an incredibly demanding game, but it can technically run on Steam Deck with some tweaks.

Doom: The Dark Ages’ demanding specs could rip and tear your Steam Deck apart, but id Software’s hellish shooter is still ...

John Linneman interviews id Software's director of engine technology Billy Khan about the tech of Doom: The Dark Ages.

An additional nugget on DOOM: The Dark Ages’ performance has been shared by journalist Chris Dring on X (or Twitter ), who ...

To put things into perspective, predecessor DOOM Eternal peaked at 106,891 players, so more than three times what id Software ...

“Doom: The Dark Ages” is a prequel to the first two games and lets players discover the events leading up to the original ...

Doom: The Dark Ages launched last May 15, 2025. As many gamers and games press noticed, it had considerably less SteamDB numbers compared to its recent predecessor, Doom: Eternal. This led to rife ...

Yes, there will be demons to kill, double-barrel shotguns to wield, and a generous amount of ripping and tearing, but there’s ...

With IDTech and Doom needing no introduction, we get knee deep in Hell once more with Doom: The Dark Ages Performance review.