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

The game reached 3 million players, and did so seven times faster than Doom Eternal. Bethesda did not share any sales numbers, however, nor do we know how much was spent on development ...

Nightmare skins are a type of weapon skin in Doom: The Dark Ages. By equipping them, you can customize your guns to look as cool as the killing sprees you perform with them — but you do have to ...

“The addition of the shield helps the gameplay feel entirely fresh, with the parry system and melee combat helping it differentiate itself from Doom Eternal, which perfected the push-forward combat.

The combination of shield, melee, and tank-like gameplay feels reinvigorating, helping to reimagine the classic roots of ... to a complete rebirth in 2016. Doom Eternal proved to be a divisive ...

The Dark Ages allows players to use the Doomguy’s face from Doom (1993) as a face avatar style. That’s right, you can use the ...

From the classic ... the Doom series is really quite good. Its latest rip-tearing soirée, The Dark Ages, once again switches up the Slayer experience drastically, toning down Eternal's furious ...

Doom: The Dark Ages unfolds mostly linearly, but each chapter is packed with secret areas loaded with valuable rewards.

They can present in different ways, such as all red, bluish-red rash, or one that blisters, depending, in part, on how long you've had it, where it shows up on your body, and what your skin tone is.

Chapter 9 of Doom: The Dark Ages is called Ancestral Forge, and you'll be charged with restarting the heart of this ...