Believe it or not, a Martin Scorsese movie starring Tom Cruise directly inspired the title of the groundbreaking video game ...

If you’re ready to dive into the demon-bashing chaos of the Doom franchise, playing the games sequentially can enhance your understanding of the lore and character evolution. From the 1993 birth of ...

It’s hard to overstate the importance of Doom in gaming culture. The franchise, which began back in 1993, has pioneered dozens of innovations players now take for granted; its reach can be traced to ...

Doom began in 1993 and has seen numerous sequels, spinoffs, and rereleases. As impressive as the original games were for the time, and for how well they hold up, it is clear that they are the hardest ...

TL;DR: DOOM: The Dark Ages, a prequel to the 2016 DOOM, is id Software's largest game, focusing on accessibility with adjustable difficulty settings. It features grounded combat, a 30-story mech, and ...

Doom: The Dark Ages received a whole new mode back in August—the wave-based "Ripatorium" that allows players to build their own demonic encounters. But it seems id Software has had a rethink about the ...

Christmas is fast approaching and for anyone that’s a fan of tabletop games there’s a wealth of new releases available, ...

Scott Baird is a contributor with over a decade's experience writing about video games, along with board games and tabletop RPGs. Scott has previously worked for Dexerto, Cracked, Dorkly, and Gamepur.

Jason Wojnar started his gaming life with the original PlayStation and the Commodore 64, despite being way too young to know what the was. He started writing about video games in 2018 and hasn't ...

Jake is a writer from the United Kingdom. With a focus on first-person shooters, RPGs, and achievement hunting, writing about the gaming industry comes naturally and is a real point of pride. Outside ...

Videogames love to explore the post-apocalypse. From The Last of Us to Nier: Automata, from Stalker to Horizon Zero Dawn, we've encountered an earth almost bereft of humanity more times than I care to ...