Doom: The Dark Ages is unplayable on handheld gaming PCs at the moment but it's not because the hardware isn't good enough

'Doom: The Dark Ages' Review: A Welcome Entry In The Heavy Metal Franchise

When Doom (2016) came around and rebooted the series for the second time, players were treated to one hell of a good time. It was a game with gore, driven by a heavy as hell metal soundtrack, and a voracious speed that demanded your full attention just to stay alive. And that aforementioned soundtrack? People are still talking about it nearly a decade later, and with good reason. Alongside Wolfenstein, it stands as some of Mick Gordon’s best wor…

Unrepentantly shooting like Doom 1993, but with the mechanical complexity of Doom Eternal: The Dark Ages reinvents the Doom formula once again and delivers divinely good shooter action - even if some things remain on the track.

Doom: The Dark Ages is unplayable on handheld gaming PCs at the moment but it's not because the hardware isn't good enough

The frequency of GPU driver updates for portable PCs really needs improving.