DOOM: The Dark Ages — A medieval twist on the classic shooter

In Doom: The Dark Ages players can expect to use a range of weapons, from swords and bows

Tech Desk - May 25, 2024

An undated image of the Doom: Eternal game poster. — Steam

The Xbox Games Showcase is few weeks away, and rumours are already spreading about what new games and announcements might be revealed during the event. Doom: The Dark Ages is an upcoming first-person shooter game set in a medieval-inspired world; the game is a precursor to the popular DOOM franchise and offers a new take on the classic shooter genre.

Doom: The Dark Ages is set in a medieval world where players will take on the role of Doomslayer, a legendary warrior tasked with fighting against a horde of demons and angels. The game promises fast-paced action, intense combat, and a variety of weapons to choose from. Players will need to use strategy and skill to overcome their enemies and progress through the game.

There have been several leaks and rumours about the game, including a possible medieval setting and a prequel storyline. According to insiders, the game has been in development for at least four years and was previously known as "DOOM: Year Zero" which will be fully announced during the upcoming Xbox Games Showcase.

Players can expect to use a range of weapons, from swords and bows to guns and explosives, as they fight against hordes of demons and angels. The game's medieval setting offers a fresh take on the DOOM franchise, with a focus on exploration and strategy.

Release date and platforms

Rumours suggest that the game will be revealed at the Xbox Games Showcase on June 9, 2024, but a release date has not yet been announced. However, it has been confirmed that the game will be available on Xbox, Windows, and PlayStation, giving it access to a wider range of players.