Exciting Announcement at Xbox Games Showcase: Doom: The Dark Ages Unveiled


The annual Xbox Games Showcase is currently underway, and the opening announcement has undoubtedly captivated first-person shooter (FPS) enthusiasts. The latest addition to the Doom series has been officially announced, bearing the title "Doom: The Dark Ages"

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The brief announcement trailer unveiled a dark, medieval-inspired fantasy realm, with the protagonist battling through hordes of demons wielding a gleaming new double-barrel shotgun and a high-tech shield. The trailer also provided an official release window of 2025.


A post from the official Doom X / Twitter account confirmed that the game would be available as part of Xbox Game Pass. It will be launching for Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, PC, and, somewhat surprisingly, PlayStation 5.

Full trailer: https://youtu.be/4tk8lkmYGWQ?si=GjfSGFTCMwiBmDri

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