DOOM, Dark Ages

DOOM: The Dark Ages Won’t Be the End of the Series, Says Director
DOOM: The Dark Ages isn’t meant to conclude the rebooted DOOM series, says id Software creative director Hugo Martin. As the third entry in id Software’s new take on DOOM, some fans naturally assumed that The Dark Ages could end up being the final entry that would round out a trilogy that the studio has spent the past decade working on.
Doom: The Dark Ages Won’t Be the Last Game in the Series
Martin hints at more Doom games in the future, saying he has no problem with working on the series for a long time.
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DOOM: The Dark Ages Reportedly Coming to Nintendo Switch 2
If DOOM: The Dark Ages does come to Nintendo Switch 2, it would complete the trilogy of DOOM and DOOM Eternal which have been released on the Nintendo Switch. Both ports have been done expertly, so it is not impossible to see DOOM: The Dark Ages on the Nintendo Switch 2, which is expected to be more powerful.
‘Doom: The Dark Ages’ Looks Bloody Good
ID Software has been making modern Doom games for almost ten years now, starting with 2016’s Doom and 2020’s Doom Eternal, and that learned expertise shows. From what we saw
Doom: The Dark Ages Must Justify Going in the Opposite Direction as Eternal
The Dark Ages is slowing things down compared to the twitchy gameplay of Eternal, meaning one area of gameplay needs to shine.
‘Doom: The Dark Ages’ takes inspiration from ‘300,’ Batman and a tank
When game director Hugo Martin discussed “Doom: The Dark Ages,” three images spring up over the discourse. The first is Leonidas in the “300” battling the Persians at the Hot Gates in Thermopylae. The second is another Frank Miller project “The Dark Knight Returns” and the last one is a tank.
Doom: The Dark Ages set to be hardest entry yet thanks to all-new settings
Doom: The Dark Ages is set to include a raft of new difficulty settings to make it the most challenging experience in the franchise.
Doom The Dark Ages All Pre-Order Editions Explained
The Standard Edition of Doom The Dark Ages launches at $69.99 and includes just the base game with a pre-order bonus Void skin. The Premium Edition costs $99.99 and packs the base game with several digital extras, including DLC, an artbook, a soundtrack, and special skins.
Doom: The Dark Ages PC Requirements – Is Your Setup Ready for the Challenge?
The Dark Ages is set to deliver an exhilarating gaming experience, but it comes with hefty hardware demands. Players looking to enjoy the game with optimal performance need to ensure their systems meet the required specifications.
All Doom: The Dark Ages editions: Collector’s Bundle, Premium Edition, more
There’s a special Collector’s Bundle up for grabs with the launch of Doom: The Dark Ages and it gives you early access.
Doom: The Dark Ages Price, Editions, Pre-Order Bonus and PC Requirements Explained
Doom: The Dark Ages is the next major installment of the iconic shooter franchise, bringing players to the Doom Slayer's ...
Doom: The Dark Ages system requirements have been revealed, and you'll need a ray tracing graphics card to run it on minimum
If you want to run this pulpy shooter on minimum settings, you need a ray-tracing-capable graphics card at the very minimum.
DF Weekly: Doom: The Dark Ages pushes current-gen tech hard - and it looks phenomenal
New details on the latest idTech - direct from the developer.