Doom Eternal kicks ass. It’s smarter than it ... You land, and cut an Imp in half with a chainsaw. You spin and shoot the turret off an Arachnotron, then force its spiked foot into its own ...

Glory kills, chainsaw kills, blood punches ... Mark Medina's been ripping and tearing through Doom Eternal, and thinks it's a damn fine video game. You can hear all about it on Twitter.

The core of Doom Eternal isn't the weapons or enemies but the loop of Glory Kills, Flame Belch, and the Chainsaw. Playing well should be satisfying, feel great, and not a total bore. Those last ...

you don't need infinite ammo when you've got a chainsaw and an abundance of ammo-spewing imps. But for those who still miss it, it turns out the weapon does actually exist in Doom Eternal's code.

The second method for getting more ammo in Doom Eternal is to use the chainsaw to kill enemies. Obtained early on in the game, the Chainsaw instantly kills enemies so long as you have enough fuel ...

FPS Games Doom: The Dark Ages review ... blasting chunks of flesh from foe while the hum of the chainsaw warms your trigger fingers. As it sets its hyper-kinetic action to a cacophonic soundscape ...

Doom: The Dark Ages is a good shooter at its core, but as a follow-up to two of the best FPS games ever made, it falls a little flat. The new defensive combat feels like a step back, with movement ...

Those three simple words have been the driving force behind the Doom franchise for nearly 30 ... you can shred right through an enemy with your chainsaw to recover pools of ammo.

Then there’s the chainsaw: let rip into the chest of a ... It’s something of a story spoiler for Doom Eternal, but I’d be remiss not to mention one of its twists: that the denizens of ...

Doom Eternal slows it down and overengineers it ... Like 2016, to get the most ammo from them, you use the chainsaw – but getting the most health means using another ability, the Blood Punch.