Dalton Cooper is the Managing Editor of GameRant. Dalton has been writing about video games professionally since 2011. Having written thousands of game reviews and articles over the course of his ...

Doom: The Dark Ages is a prequel to the 2016 reboot and 2020’s Doom Eternal. While I can’t say I’m particularly interested in the lore of the Slayer’s backstory, there’s plenty of allure in mixing sci ...

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 ...

Alex Co has been writing about games for 15 years and running, and is a huge fan of online shooters and anything horror related. DOOM: The Dark Ages reviews will be posted next week, signaling the ...

Doom: The Dark Ages has an exceptional combat loop that is among the best in series history. However, in a desire to expand on a winning formula, id Software has fallen short of the high bar it set ...

Set against the backdrop of an invasion on Argent D’Nur, the Doom Slayer must work to stop the hordes of Hell from capturing an artifact of great power — one that would tip the scales in Hell’s favour ...

With the 2016 Doom game, id Software brought the landmark FPS franchise back from the dead in a big way. That effort was followed up by Doom Eternal, which offered blisteringly fast action that took ...

Doom games, throughout the ages, have one simple premise: Kill demons with big guns. The formula has been modified slightly over time – our new era of Doom is now "kill demons, big guns, HEAVY METAL," ...

The cornerstone of a great DOOM game is unquestionable its gameplay. I saw concerns from fans about the removal of glory kills and some of the more stationary enemies, but in practice, these ...

Doom Eternal built upon the strong foundations that the series’ 2016 reboot established, evolving the classic and frenetic first-person action by introducing a complex layer of strategy and quick ...

If there’s one thing that’s kept the name Doom up near the top of the list of first-person shooters, it’s how it’s always boldly reinventing being a badass, super powered, one-man army against the ...