As a boxed game from the get go, Doom II is presented as a barely-connected 32-level megawad. The game supposedly depicts a full-on demon invasion of Earth, but this is mostly conveyed through three ...

Doom: The Dark Ages pushes the series forward in its brutal prologue. Read Justin Wood's review on Dread Central.

That said, with 10+ Doom games being released so far, including a phenomenal reboot series, many wonder which ones are still worth their time. After having a look at most of the g ...

Doom: The Dark Ages is a video game as described by a 15-year-old goth. There are dragons, beheadings, medieval castles made ...

The Doom franchise is one of the longest running and most loved in all of gaming, consistently delivering gritty shooters ...

Read our Doom The Dark Ages review to understand why it's is the perfect prequel, with more skulls to smash and demons to ...

Despite overshooting at points, Doom The Dark Ages is Doom at its rip-tearing best, proving once more why id is the ...

It doubled down on speed and chaos while introducing a deeper layer of narrative a better understanding of how to thread story into a Doom experience without breaking what made it work.

The new id Tech 8 engine is extraordinary. Digital Foundry goes deep on the new technology id Software has delivered.

DOOM: The Dark Ages — a battle hymn in the style of the forefather of all shooters, but on parchment, written in blood and ...