Doom: The Dark Ages is set to come out on May 15 for PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X/S. It’s a single-player sandbox experience with an emphasis on exploration, bloodshed and upgrading skill trees, introducing massive mech battles and a ridable cyber dragon that spits fire on command.

The Dark Ages. It should be accessible and approachable; easy enough for newcomers to learn, but challenging enough for long-time Doom players; innovative enough to justify its existence after Doom Eternal,

Doom: The Dark Ages takes a decade of learning and combines it with the grounded, strafe-to-aim movement of the original 1993 video game.

Doom: The Dark Ages was first revealed during the Xbox Games Summer Showcase in 2024. It’s a prequel to 2016’s Doom reboot that reimagines the shooter as a medieval fantasy. We haven’t seen much of it since then, but Id just unleashed a more comprehensive look at the project, detailing its design philosophy, new weapons, and more.

The Dark Ages shows off all its new features in the Xbox Direct and is described as a sandbox full of the best of the saga.

Pre-orders for Doom: The Dark Ages are still nowhere to be found at Walmart. But the big retailer is pretty good with making sure every big game of the year it represented, so we're betting it won't be long until the pre-order PS5 and Xbox Series X copies of the game make an appearance.

Doom: The Dark Ages is coming to the PS5, Xbox, and PC when it launches in May.

The Dark Ages has finally been fully revealed in all of its glory. At this morning’s Xbox Developer Direct, id Software’s Hugo Martin and Marty Stratton took the stage to deep dive into their third DOOM game – DOOM: The Dark Ages.

When game director Hugo Martin discussed “Doom: The Dark Ages,” three images spring up over the discourse. The first is Leonidas in the “300” battling the Persians at the Hot Gates in Thermopylae. The second is another Frank Miller project “The Dark Knight Returns” and the last one is a tank.

So then, it's no secret this is one of 2025's most anticipated games, and we even got an early look at some gameplay for what Executive Producer Marty Stratton calls the biggest Doom game "by a lot." After watching a deep dive into the game's mechanics,

The Dark Ages ’ soundtrack has been revealed to be Finishing Move, the music production team behind the award-nominated Borderlands 3 and Halo Wars 2 original scores. Formed by the duo of Brian Trifon and Brian Lee White,