Doom: The Dark Ages takes the ideas that powered Eternal's controversial Marauder enemy and builds an entirely new combat system out of them.

DOOM: The Dark Ages has entered early access, and the shield has made the game much easier than the previously released title, DOOM: Eternal.

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

DOOM: The Dark Ages feels packed with situations that test a player and challenge them to use every element in their arsenal.

Doom: The Dark Ages is packed with chunky violence, but restrictive combat, tedious exploration, and cinematic delusions make for a disappointing follow-up.

The Mancubus is next in our Tips and Tricks Series!Although not easy to learn, the Mancubus ends up being incredibly fun during combat. Just make sure you're aware of your larger model size ...

Big Chungus Mancubus transforms Doom Eternal's Mancubus into the pear-shaped Bugs Bunny we all know and love ...

There's a new update out today for Doom Eternal, which makes a couple nice fixes to a couple minor issues across the gory FPS game. More importantly, however, it introduces Le Manc: a ridiculously ...

Numskull saves fans of DOOM Eternal from traveling to hell and back as they announce the in-game collectibles are coming to life ...

In brief: The collectible toys found in Doom and Doom Eternal were always begging for a real-life version. Now, an official series of figurines based on those from the later game has been ...

The current Doom saga comes to a close with Doom Eternal: The Ancient Gods - Part Two, as id Software has forged a worthy sendoff to the Slayer's story. Here's our review.

Doom Eternal is the follow-up to Doom, which was one of the first impressive third-party Switch ports. But can the console keep up with the more advanced sequel?