Doom The Dark Ages nails the essentials, but some of its new ideas fall short
Doom The Dark Ages distances itself from Eternal in many welcome ways, but it struggles to create truly jaw-dropping ...
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Doom: The Dark Ages tells the origins of the Slayer between mech battles and dragon rides
More than ever, Bethesda and id Software want to tell the story of the Slayer, but they're also focused on making this feel ...
I didn't expect to say it, but Doom: The Dark Ages adding a shield and a parry somehow makes it feel more Doom than ever
The Dark Ages is enough to convince me these less-than-obvious additions to the series are incredibly creative, and simply ...
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DOOM: The Dark Ages - Becoming The Ultimate Weapon [Hands-on Preview]
Doom: The Dark Ages puts a new spin on the brutal first person shooter combat thanks to the addition of a shield, dragon, and hulking mech.
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Doom: The Dark Ages Preview: Hands-On With a Heavy Metal Album-Turned-Shooter
The next action-packed FPS in the vaunted Doom franchise slows down the pace for a different flavor of gothic carnage.
I played Doom: The Dark Ages. It’s going to melt your face off
Doom: The Dark Ages is similar to the last two titles id Software has released: the 2016 reboot and 2020’s Doom: Eternal, but with fun tweaks and additions that offer you a brand new arsenal of ...
Doom: The Dark Ages could the weird sequel the series needs
Doom: The Dark Ages feels closer to the sweet spot. It plays less like Eternal’ s offspring and more like its weird younger ...
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I threw hands with Doom: The Dark Ages and its rock 'em sock 'em robot
The Dark Ages, including a level of dragonback dog-fighting and time with the big punchy mech. Read our preview.
Preview: Doom The Dark Ages Turns Up the Intensity for a Joyous Gorefest
Doom: The Dark Ages continues to push the series forwards with new ideas that enhance the franticly fun gameplay.