After breaking the ice with a trailer for Call of Duty Black Ops 6, Phil Spencer kicked off the roundup of new announcements from the Xbox Games Showcase with the reveal of DOOM The Dark Ages, the new episode of the acclaimed shooter series first person developed by id Software.
Bursting like a Shotgun shot in the face, the trailer presented DOOM The Dark Ages as a cinematic-level prequel to DOOM (2016) and DOOM Eternal. The story in fact tells the origins of the Slayer’s fury and his transformation from the last hope of the kingdom to the greatest fear of Hell. In this new hell ride, you will be called to face old acquaintances as well as completely new threats.
As stated in the official press release issued by Bethesda, What drives DOOM The Dark Ages is the latest iteration of id Tech. The engine’s muscles are clearly visible in the presentation trailer, which denotes a notable leap forward from a technical point of view while maintaining the same stylistic features and gameplay foundations that contributed to the success of the new DOOM saga that began in 2016. 
DOOM The Dark Ages also aims to bring combat to an even larger scale than in the past allowing for pilot Atlana powerful mech as tall as a skyscraper, and Dragonthe Slayer’s flying mecha equipped with jet engines and capable of overwhelming firepower.
DOOM: The Dark Ages will arrive sometime in 2025 and, unlike Bethesda productions such as Starfield and Redfall, it will not be an Xbox exclusive, which is expected on Xbox Series X|S, PC and PlayStation 5. Like every IP from the Redmond house, it will land on day one in Game Passplus it can already be added to wishlist on Microsoft Store, Steam and PlayStation Network.
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