DOOM: The Dark Ages Comes To Life At The Royal Armouries - The Yorkshire Press

Technical fluidity, frantic fighting and familic scenario: with this new episode, the cult license modernizes without betraying its philosophy of old-fashioned, degenerate and inconsequential shooting game.

DOOM: The Dark Ages Comes To Life At The Royal Armouries - The Yorkshire Press

A new exhibition opened today at the Royal Armouries in Leeds, bringing together medieval history and modern gaming in a striking new way. Welcome to the Dark Ages, which runs until Friday 16th May, invites visitors to explore the world of DOOM: The Dark Ages, the latest entry in the iconic DOOM franchise. At the centre of the exhibition is the Slayeux Tapestry, an 11-metre, hand-stitched display inspired by the Bayeux Tapestry. Created by Fren…

NewsGaming.net Test DOOM: The Dark Ages – darker, more brutal, but less striking DOOM: The Dark Ages has the heavy task of succeeding the excellent-looking DOOM Eternal, which to date is one of the best games of franchise. Here, the id Software title takes us into a slightly more aesthetic Dark Fantasy, and takes place well before the two previous stages. There is our Slayer in an ever more brutal adventure and with a diametrically different for…

With Doom: The Dark Ages, the bloody saga goes around the Slayer into the next round. Fired by the new id Tech 8, the Vulcan API and Raytracing tickles Doom: The Dark Ages bold graphics as well as super-soft performance from current hardware.

Id Software's Prequel "Doom: The Dark Ages" focuses on breathless action for finger acrobats: exciting, fast and bigger than its predecessors.