Doom: The Dark Ages will let you rip and tear through some of the series' largest spaces "ever made," but worry not – id ...

It seems the influx of ever-ambitious Doom ports is never-ending. Yesterday, the existence of a project called "doomgpu" from jhuber6 on GitHub came to our attention, not long after we covered a ...

Ahead of today’s Xbox Developer Showcase, I received a hands-off preview of Doom The Dark Ages — id ... creatures that need to get destroyed. Rip and tear, until it is done.

With 3D printing, that isn’t such a tall order, but [Sprite]’s does have a unique ability: it plays DOOM, as you can see in the video below. The device uses an ESP32, and while [Sprite] had ...

Bethesda has today revealed DOOM: The Dark Ages will release for PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC on 15th May 2025. As part of a deep dive into the game's development, ideas, and structure in the just ...

Doom’s simple premise is what makes it so alluring. You rip and tear hordes of demons from Hell, stomping them to pieces and blowing them into chunks of red mist with all manner of weapons.

Now, when he does, he can keep up on his demon slaying, because Doom has been ported right ... There’s controller support for maximum rip and tear, should that your preferred method of slaying.

The beauty of Doom is that you can always pick it up. There is lore behind it, but the series can be summed up in two and a half words: rip ‘n’ tear. I’m looking forward to both ripping ‘n ...

Doom: The Dark Ages has just about everything you'd expect in a Doom game. It's got demons, it's got guns, it's got a huge guy who loves to rip and tear. The one thing it doesn't have is ...

While there aren't too many details on it yet, we do know that the Doom Slayer will mount a jet-fueled, cybernetic war dragon in the game. You bet your chainsaw-shield that you can rip and tear on ...