‘Doom: The Dark Ages’ Feels Like an Xbox 360 Shooter — In a Bad Way
Like an avenging spirit, he tears through swarms of demons in a burst of blood and gore. This is the essence of Doom, now given a feudal twist in Doom: The Dark Ages. And it seems like the Doom Slayer ...
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DOOM: The Dark Ages Hands-On Preview – Slayer Brought Some New Toys
Doom: The Dark Ages hands-on preview - MP1st got some hands-on time with id's newest DOOM. Does the shield saw feel as good ...
Doom: The Dark Ages changes the formula in three major ways – and the series will be better for it
Doom: The Dark Ages also greatly expands upon the upgrade system of the previous two entries, to the point where you can now ...
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'Doom: The Dark Ages' Supports Xbox & Battle.net Crossbuy
Developer id Software and publisher Bethesda Softworks will be launching their coming first-person shooter ‘Doom: The Dark ...
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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Skyrim, Starfield veteran left Bethesda as internet hate would continue “even if The Elder Scrolls 6 is great”
Skyrim, Fallout and Starfield veteran Nate Purkeypile claims Bethesda will be hated even if Elder Scrolls 6 is amazing.
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 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 ...
DOOM: The Dark Ages is coming to Blizzard's Battle.net storefront with Xbox cross-buy support
DOOM: The Dark Ages is the first Bethesda Softworks game to launch on Blizzard Entertainment's Battle.net storefront, with ...