Doom: The Dark Ages ditches Doom Eternal’s acrobatics for raw, heavy power
There’s a lot of Frank Miller in the new Doom from id Software. According to game director Hugo Martin, Doom: The Dark Ages was heavily inspired by three of Miller’s works: seminal Batman comics Year One and The Dark Knight Returns, and the movie adaptation of 300.
Eternal focuses much more on industrial speed metal mixed with some hard rock and djent. The game's soundtrack fits extremely well with the game's core gameplay philosophy and was a great continuation ...
but it’s been declared that the Norse saga would conclude with God of War Ragnarok. Doom and its sequel, Doom Eternal, have basically been in the same boat, though the recently revealed Doom ...
Check out the new Doom The Dark Ages release date and platform here, along with the trailer, combat, story, and exploration details.
God of War's exploration of the Norse realm is ... as in-game settings and juggle Thor and Odin as primary antagonists. Doom’s visceral, high-octane gunplay and movement will likely still ...
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