DOOM VFR review code supplied by publisher. DOOM VFR feels like DOOM. Perhaps given the calibre of last year’s DOOM, that is the highest form of praise that one can lavish upon this PSVR spin ...

Can you remember the terror of the original Doom? Inching toward a corner, you hear the collection of beasts in the next room that all want to claw, blast, or pummel ...

That doesn't mean Doom VFR (I assume you know what the F stands for) is bad. It's actually pretty cool. It's just a completely different experience from playing Doom as we know it. It's more like ...

The latest game in the chronology is Doom Eternal. Set after the events of Doom (2016), Eternal sees Doom Slayer return to end another demonic invasion of Earth by killing the three Hell Priests. The ...

The primary timeline of Doom games shows the evolution of the Doom Slayer, transforming from a marine on Mars into an interdimensional warrior.

Unlike previous Doom games, id Software’s upcoming DOOM VFR stars a cybernetically enhanced being who can transfer his consciousness to computers and robots. In a new video from Bethesda ...

Technically, Doom VFR is not a new game, but a VR extension of 2016's reboot. It does an excellent job at taking the player and transporting them into the humongous boots of the Slayer.

While VR games like Half Life: Alyx and Batman: Arkham Shadows were positively received, the same cannot be said for Doom VFR. This game is set during the same timeline as Doom (2016). You play as ...

Doom VFR is not that, at all. Instead of taking that route or converting the original version (as Bethesda did with Skyrim VR), id built VFR from the ground up as a new game that bravely embraces ...

Doom VFR mostly works in spite of those limitations however — though some issues endemic to VR persist here — delivering one of the best virtual romps available. With top-notch action ...

It’s another thing entirely to step out of a portal in the new Doom VFR and suddenly find yourself inescapably surrounded by fire and death. Hell has been made more harrowing and real than ever ...