Doom The Dark Ages Review

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Doom: The Dark Ages feels like a console game first and PC game second

The arenas of The Dark Ages are wide, flat battlefields with fewer death pits and high grounds than the prior games. A dull change if you ask me, but one that makes a lot of sense for the console version: A Doom with less jumping is a Doom that asks you to take your thumb off the stick less often.

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Doom The Dark Ages Review: Everything Doom, but Better

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REVIEW: Doom: The Dark Ages Reigns as 2025's Best Shooter

Doom: The Dark Ages Guide

The Ravager is one of the many weapons in the Slayer’s arsenal in Doom: The Dark Ages, and has a unique Mastery Challenge to complete once you unlock all of its upgrades.

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‘Doom: The Dark Ages’ Review: A Welcome Entry In The Heavy Metal Franchise

When Doom (2016) came around and rebooted the series for the second time, players were treated to one hell of […]

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Doom: The Dark Ages Is Live For Some, Unlock Times And Preloading Details

The Dark Ages is developed by Bethesda's id Software and is the third game in the newest series that began with 2016's Doom and continued with 2020's Doom Eternal. Although the series is now owned by Microsoft, the company is releasing The Dark Ages on PS5 as part of its new multiplatform release strategy.

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This exclusive DOOM: The Dark Ages skin comes with a Hellfire Pepperoni pizza. Don't burn the roof of your mouth... or your soul.

But you don't have to wait to enjoy the latest entry to the historic franchise. Xbox and Prince St. Pizza teamed up to create the Hellfire Pepperoni, which is inspired by DOOM: The Dark Ages. The pizza launched on May 12 and will continue to be available until June 15.

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Doom: The Dark Ages – Review

Doom: The Dark Ages is a bold evolution of the beloved shooter that fundamentally changes its formula for a power fantasy like no other.

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Doom: The Dark Ages Review - The Old One

As a response to that, Doom: The Dark Ages doesn't retreat backwards, but instead threads the needle by reestablishing an engrossing power fantasy with simple but satisfying mechanics that push ...

Doom: The Dark Ages FAQ warns that barrel-stuffing demons might not work as "expected," suggests you try stuffing bigger demons instead

In an FAQ posted on Steam , the developers answer a number of questions about the game, such as if the Steam Deck is supported (sadly, no) or if the game requires a Bethesda.net account to play (also no), before going into known issues.

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DOOM The Dark Ages on Steam Deck is a “nightmare” even at “low-quality” and in linear levels

Unfortunately, ahead of release, reports and impressions state that DOOM The Dark Ages is a "nightmare" on Steam Deck, even at low settings.

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I Tested a GeForce RTX 5090 Laptop With Doom: The Dark Ages, and It Slays

Razer's Blade 16, armed with Nvidia’s latest mobile GPU, chews through demons and makes Hell look bloody fantastic. See the first testing numbers I spun up—including with DLSS.