Doom: Eternal is one of the greatest video game sequels ever made, but its weak ending holds it back from perfection.

Doom Eternal kicks ass. It’s smarter than it looks, faster than it looks, and somehow even more fun than it looks. A triumph—except for the platforming. Never. Stop. Moving. Stillness is death ...

Doom Eternal is full of lore that holds some big twists for the overall Doom franchise--if you know what anyone's actually talking about. Here's a full rundown.

Doom Eternal builds on the lightning-fast action that revived the franchise with 2016's Doom. It's one of the best first-person shooters of this generation.

With Doom Eternal's The Ancient Gods Part 1 DLC, the best and worst of id Software's latest are on full display.

Satisfying gunplay and a wide variety of demons to eviscerate can't elevate 'Doom Eternal' to the level of its revolutionary 2016 predecessor.

From the 1993 original to 2020's Doom Eternal, each new Doom game developed by id Software has both reflected the culture of the studio at the time, and moved the needle of the FPS in some manner.

The Doom Slayer’s saga will come to an end when id Software and Bethesda Softworks release The Ancient Gods — Part Two, the second expansion for Doom Eternal, on March 18. While that story has ...

Doom Eternal ups the ante from Doom 2016 by adding platforming, new mechanics, and new gadgets. But is this sequel a worthy successor to the throne? Our review.

[Heads up: this review is exclusively focused on Doom Eternal’s single-player campaign. Here's our review of the Battlemode multiplayer mode, and our full, our final Doom Eternal score.] I knew ...

Doom Eternal is the best shooter of this generation, providing addicting, electric, and utterly brutal mayhem that redefines the FPS genre.

Once you beat Doom Eternal, there are plenty of reasons to replay it. Much like its predecessor, Doom Eternal has made its heavy metal soundtrack an integral part of the experience.