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Of course, it’s not a Doom game with some semblance of the BFG and in The Dark Ages, the weapon comes in the form of a crossbow, or BFC. The full, and in my opinion, classier name of the weapon is the ...

DOOM: The Dark Ages does not suffer from the dreaded shader stutter seen in many Unreal Engine 5 games. The engine compiles shaders during the initial load of each level, resulting in seamless ...

DOOM: The Dark Ages doesn’t lock you into a difficulty level, so experiment freely. Feel free to choose based on your comfort. It’s all about how you want to play. Want to crush demons with ease?

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DOOM: The Dark Ages — a battle hymn in the style of the forefather of all shooters, but on parchment, written in blood and anger. It’s proof that even in the Middle Ages, you can be ultra-fast, ...

When I went into my hands-on with Doom: The Dark Ages I was prepared for intense violence and high volume heavy metal, but what I didn’t count on was such an exhilarating amount of demon-killing ...

Instead of the series’ signature blood-pumping running and gunning — with fast-paced demon killing scored to a metal-as-hell soundtrack — Doom: The Dark Ages is a slower affair, and feels ...

I didn’t think simply adding a shield to the Doom Slayer’s arsenal would enhance the upcoming first-person shooter Doom: The Dark Ages so much or grab me as much as it did, but here we are: it ...