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So, fingers crossed that Doom: The Dark Ages delivers on its promises. Speaking with Edge Magazine, Martin also explained the reasoning behind the decision to lean into the medieval fantasy ...

There has long been a great fascination with the Medieval period of history. Thousands of stories, whether historical or fantastical, are set or based during this era. It is an era that has been ...

We know that the next game is id Software’s Doom: The Dark Ages. We’re going way back to the medieval ages with this installment, and if it does well, we might end up sticking around this era ...

Many of the weapons in DOOM: The Dark Ages have a medieval theme, including the Skull Crusher, which grinds up skulls and shoots the fragments out in a wide spread. There's also the Rail Spike ...

But this isn’t just any iteration of the iconic villain; he appears to be stepping into the role of God Emperor Doom, overseeing a Battleworld-like domain that fuses medieval fantasy with ...

Yes, Doom the Dark Ages will be on Xbox Game Pass on Day One. This should not be a major surprise but it is certainly great for Doom fans and those who may want to try the game. With Bethesda ...

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This ‘difficulty’ setting ensured that newcomers and veterans both enjoyed this challenge without losing interest. Lastly, its heavy-metal soundtrack is also composed to complement the game's dark ...

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