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PC Gamer continues to share details of Doom: The Dark Ages from an interview with the developers. This time, game director Hugo Martin revealed that the story of the Doom Slayer may get another prequel.

Hugo Martin and Marty Stratton have shared new details about Doom: The Dark Ages' combat system. While the shooter is packed with powerful weapons, theoretically, players don't have to use them at all.

There are only two months left until the release of Doom: The Dark Ages, and in honor of this, the developers shared new details. This time, id Software revealed the features of the local arsenal and talked about a mini-boss in the spirit of the Marauder from Eternal.

EDGE interviewed the developers of Doom: The Dark Ages, who shared new gameplay details. This time, the plot will play a more important role, and the levels in the new Doom will be the largest in the history of the series.

Doom: The Dark Ages has predictably received an 18+ rating from Singapore’s Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA). The game’s description has revealed some gameplay details.

Not the most pleasant news for PC players — Doom: The Dark Ages will add anti-piracy protection Denuvo Anti-Tamper. Information about this can be found on the official page of the game on Steam.

Following the release of a gameplay trailer, the developers of Doom: The Dark Ages shared new insights in an interview. According to Stephen Totilo from Game File, the studio made the decision to completely forgo multiplayer in order to focus on crafting the most polished and expansive campaign possible.

During the Xbox Developer Direct presentation, id Software showcased a new trailer for the shooter Doom: The Dark Ages, which not only featured gameplay but also gave us a taste of the in-game music. It turns out the soundtrack is being crafted by the group Finishing Move, known for their work on Borderlands 3 and Halo Wars 2.

New footage of the first-person shooter Doom: The Dark Ages has been leaked online. The video was uploaded by a YouTube user with the nickname Gougaru. It was likely recorded as part of a closed technical demonstration, which, according to insider Tom Henderson, was focused on a new series of graphics cards.

Insider extas1s, known for Xbox-related leaks, has revealed the potential release window for Doom: The Dark Ages. According to his information, the game is slated for a May 2025 release, though the final date might still change.