The Doom series has been one of gaming’s best stress relievers since its 1993 debut, and the latest in the series is no different. Doom Eternal will provide hundreds of ways to let out your ...

Doom Eternal released on PS4, Xbox One, and PC on March 20th, 2020.; Doom Eternal is the sequel to 2016’s Doom, which itself was a reboot of the classic PC shooter franchise that first came out ...

Doom Eternal offers that power fantasy in spades but is always ready to check your first-person-shooting ego around the next corner with a bigger, faster, nastier demon from Hell.

But “Doom Eternal” feels like a game that was constructed around pillars rather guided by vision. If the last game seemed shockingly good, this feels like a careful study of what worked before.

Doom Eternal – the powers of Hell vs. a plasma gun (pic: Bethesda) Back when the Doom reboot came out a few years ago, we felt a little ostracised for not seeming to like it quite as much as ...

More like this Doom: The Dark Ages - Gameplay Screenshots. According to a post on Bethesda's Slayers Club blog, DOOM Eternal Update 6.66 Rev 3 adds the ability to opt into mod support via Steam's ...

Doom Eternal never did, and was still doling out new ideas even in the final boss battle. It’s rare a game knows how to end as strong as it started, and kudos to id for knowing when to call it ...

Doom Eternal is the sequel to Doom 2016, and it ramps up the action with more intense combat and bigger battlegrounds. It’s out on March 20th for PC, PS4, Xbox One, and Google Stadia.