US EditionDoom: The Dark Ages review: Shields up!
- Id Software and Bethesda released Doom: The Dark Ages, a first-person shooter, on May 15, 2025, for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC at £69.99 with an age rating of 18.
- The game follows Doom Eternal but aims to be simpler and more accessible, returning closer to the style of the original 1990s Doom games.
- Doom: The Dark Ages features a 16-hour campaign with enhanced melee combat including a shield slam, a mix of classic and new weapons, and increased story focus through cutscenes.
- Reviews gave the game a score of 7/10, praising tight shooting, satisfying melee combat, and enjoyable combat puzzles, while noting ponderous cutscenes and occasional performance hitches.
- The game marks a positive step for the series by refining combat and level design, making gameplay more accessible though some may miss Doom Eternal’s complexity and mobility.
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Discussion - Doom Dark Ages running at 60 FPS on all consoles...
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Roundup: Here's What The Critics Think Of Xbox's DOOM: The Dark Ages
Here we go!The time has finally arrived - DOOM: The Dark Ages reviews are out and floating the depths of hell, prior to Xbox's big Game Pass launch next week. Those reviews include our very own Pure Xbox write-up of course, which we'll sum up for you down below!Here's what we, and a bunch of other game critics, think of DOOM: The Dark Ages:Read the full article on purexbo
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