IGN's Doom: The Dark Ages 100% completion guide and interactive map covers the 22 Chapters of the 2025 Doom series prequel so you don't miss a thing. IGN has tried and tested every Secret route ...

The Dark Ages watch in awe and astonishment as their creation is dismantled in record time using exploits and shortcuts.

While Doom: The Dark Ages’ map design could use some substantial work to be more legible, the areas themselves feature unique enough elements that you can usually get around just fine without it.

DOOM: The Dark Ages tips and tricks Use your map often We’ve made sure to say this in every single chapter of our DOOM: The Dark Ages walkthrough; the map is your best friend. As you explore the ...

2 Rubies As we keep reminding you of during this DOOM: The Dark Ages walkthrough, make sure to use the map often! If you’re near an undiscovered collectible item or secret, it will appear on ...

Doom: The Dark Ages is a fast-paced, first-person action game where the golden rule is to shoot, punch, or explode anything that moves. Otherwise, you will probably die.

The final Doom The Dark Ages artillery cannon is right at the top of the map near a fortress wall at the end of a bridge and isn’t far from the Wraithstone statue.

So, how is it done? There are two main tricks here. Firstly, using the Slayer's fast movement, and also the bulk of the Atlan mech, it's possible to clip out of bounds of Doom The Dark Ages' maps.

DOOM The Dark Ages isn’t an FPS that rewards you for prioritizing a single weapon and upgrading it into the lead-pummeler of your dreams. With the first few chapters, you’ll amass an arsenal ...

In The Dark Ages, the solution to every problem is in your left hand: Block it, shoot it, and you're done. It doesn't help that ammo is completely irrelevant, too.

Doom: The Dark Ages Chapter 5, “The Holy City of Aratum,” is an enormous dragon-riding stage that’s teeming with nine secrets and four collectibles and therefore is among the most rewarding ...

DOOM: The Dark Ages is a series high point, a stark reminder of why I play video games, and despite having finished it, I am already replaying some of my favorite stages.