If you want a violent FPS, you turn to Doom. That’s been true for decades, but now the next entry in the series, Doom: The Dark Ages is putting a medieval fantasy spin on the gruesome carnage.

A new entry in the series was recently showed off again at the Xbox Developer Direct, and this time, Doom: The Dark Ages will see players create a medieval massacre when they take on the armies of ...

When is the Doom The Dark Ages release date? After its bombastic reveal during Summer Games Fest 2024, this prequel to the Doom reboot takes the series to medieval times. Doom The Dark Ages is the ...

Michael McWhertor is a journalist with more than 17 years of experience covering video games, technology, movies, TV, and entertainment. Xbox Developer Direct 2025 will stream on Thursday at 10 a ...

Doom: The Dark Ages will be released on May 15, 2025. The leak, published by the French videogame website Gamekult, confirmed the game’s release date, which is expected to be officially ...

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Initially announced back in 2024 as part of the Xbox Games Showcase, Doom: The Dark Ages has been highly anticipated for around six months now, and it could be coming very soon. Boasting a return ...

NO MORE. For May is now the month of DOOM. It marks the coming of a new Dark Age. Which is to say, it's when we'll get to play id Software's cacodemon-booping FPS Doom: The Dark Ages, going by a ...

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The lack of division here is the problem. There is no opposition to the living standards crushing orthodoxy of an Australian dark age that has been running for more than a decade. Second ...

(Yes, the word choice was strange.) “The golden age of America,” he declared, “begins right now.” Perhaps it would be more aptly called a Gilded Age. Trump was joined in the Capitol ...

open image in gallery President Trump delivered a dark and brooding speech, denouncing much of his own government’s work. (KENNY HOLSTON/The New York Times) Trump also claimed the government for ...