DOOM, Dark Ages

DOOM: The Dark Ages — Release date, composer, and everything you need to know
DOOM: The Dark Ages is the latest game in the DOOM franchise. Developed by id Software and published by Bethesda Softworks, DOOM: The Dark Ages is a prequel to DOOM (2016), and is meant to complete the trilogy of modern DOOM games.
Doom: The Dark Ages won't end like Rogue One: 'I mean, that would end the medieval chapter'
With approximately two months until Doom: The Dark Ages releases, one of the questions on gamers' minds relates to 'the prequel problem' - understanding how the game ties into Doom (2016), Doom: Eternal, and how it works within the limitations of established lore.
Doom: The Dark Ages Might Not Be The Last Doom Medieval Game
There might be room to expand in the medieval setting after Doom: The Dark Ages. Here's what the game director had to say.
The Slayer's dragon in DOOM: The Dark Ages has a name, and I want to protect them
The Dark Ages later this year, developer id Software shared an important piece of information on Tuesday, revealing via the official DOOM Bluesky account (alongside a piece of art from the game's art director Emerson Tung) that the Doom Slayer's dragon is named Serrat.
Doom: The Dark Ages lead claims it will have the 'best gore in the industry'
Game director Hugo Martin is very proud of the visceral visuals his team has assembled for Doom: The Dark Ages.
Doom: The Dark Ages Devs Went Back To OG Doom For Inspiration
Doom: The Dark Ages developers went back to the original release of Doom to get an idea of how to shape this installment.
DOOM: The Dark Ages - The Art of Slaying video released
Hugo Martin and the team at iD have put out a video titled DOOM: The Dark Ages – The Art of Slaying. It’s a short video and this episode is focused on the game’s enemy design.doom the dark ages videoThe Art of SlayingIn this first Doom: The Dark Ages video – The Art of Slaying
Doom The Dark Ages Director Comments on the Possibility of More Prequel Games
Doom: The Dark Ages director, Hugo Martin and producer Marty Stratton discussed the potential for more DOOM prequels in the future. This happened during an interview with PC Gamer where the developers revealed that The Dark Ages will not end with the Doom Slayer being locked away.
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Doom: The Dark Ages already sneakily revealed its 'new Marauder,' and the devs hope he'll be just as challenging, but a little less frustrating
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Doom: The Dark Ages Devs Have Spent “a lot of money” to Ensure That Their Games Have “the best gore in the industry”
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Doom Creator Corrects Misinformation About the Game's History
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'I think only the shotguns are the same,' says Doom: The Dark Ages director, otherwise the guns are brand-new or significantly transformed
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