Doom: The Dark Ages is id Software's "biggest" game world ever: "It's a dramatic expansion for our world."
Five years on from the release of Doom Eternal, developer id Software is hard at work making the series' next instalment, Doom: The Dark Ages, bigger and better than its predecessors, and according to them,
DOOM: The Dark Ages Won’t Be the End of the Series, Says Director
DOOM: The Dark Ages isn’t meant to conclude the rebooted DOOM series, says id Software creative director Hugo Martin. As the third entry in id Software’s new take on DOOM, some fans naturally assumed that The Dark Ages could end up being the final entry that would round out a trilogy that the studio has spent the past decade working on.
id says DOOM: The Dark Ages is the biggest and best game the developer has ever made
DOOM: The Dark Ages is the biggest and best game that id Software has ever made, developer says the story is 'out of the Codex' during recent interviews.
Bethesda, id Software set Doom: The Dark Ages' release date
The Dark Ages will be released on May 15, 2025. The announcement, made during Xbox's January 2025 Developer Direct, came alongside a trailer highlighting some of the action game's new features, including the Doom Slayer's weapons,
Doom: The Dark Ages explains no multiplayer as release date is confirmed
Doom: The Dark Ages developer id Software has explained the decision not to include multiplayer in the highly-anticipated prequel game. The upcoming shooter featured at yesterday's Xbox Developer Direct presentation as a May 15 release date for Xbox Series X/S, PC, PlayStation 5, and Game Pass was confirmed.
DOOM: The Dark Ages PC Requirements Revealed
DOOM: The Dark Ages will launch on May 15 with detailed PC requirements. Following yesterday's reveal that DOOM: The Dark Ages will shoot its way out on consoles and PC this May 15, we now also know the PC requirements needed to run the upcoming first-person shooter.
Doom: The Dark Ages might send 8GB GPUs to performance hell
Doom: The Dark Ages got an official release date today at Xbox’s Developer Direct — and we even had a chance to go hands-on with the game — and alongside the announcement of a May 15 release, developer id Software released the PC requirements for the game.
Doom: The Dark Ages will supercharge demon kills with a deadly shield saw on May 15
Id Software, a division of Microsoft’s Bethesda, unveiled the details of Doom: The Dark Ages, a prequel to Doom 2016 coming on May 15. It’s a big reveal for a game that is the third in a series of modern Doom games — Doom 2016 and Doom Eternal in 2020 — and this one is
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Since we've all been yammering about this in the megathread, here's a place to collect said yammerings. Deets! Out on 15th May, 2025 for current-generation Xboxen, PS5en, and Windows(-en) Prequel to ...
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Doom: The Dark Ages won't have any multiplayer modes because id Software wanted to focus on “levelling up the single-player experience”
Id Software’s “most ambitious game yet” finally drops the multiplayer, but at least the payoff seems worth it.
John Carmack developed Doom's engine during a 28-hour coding marathon
Doom was originally released for DOS in December 1993, but work on the project began in November 1992. As with many modern ...
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DOOM developer id Software says 'ray tracing is the future' and DLSS is the key
DOOM: The Dark Ages developer id Software is all in on ray tracing and AI-tech like DLSS, says it's the future of gaming and ...
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DOOM: The Dark Ages Drops Multiplayer In Favour Of 'Most Expansive' Campaign Ever
One thing, in particular, highlighted in the first round of previews - is the fact this game is a "strictly campaign" affair.
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Doom: The Dark Ages Turns the Doom Slayer into a Dragon Riding Iron Tank
Doom: The Dark Ages is a prequel to the entire Doom franchise, showcasing a medieval war against hell. After a crowd-pleasing reveal back in June 2024, fans have eagerly waited for more news about the ...
Original DOOM designer John Romero thinks Xbox Game Pass is "really great"
Software co-founder and DOOM designer John Romero thinks Xbox Game Pass is "really great" for players to discover new games.