DOOM: The Dark Ages will launch on May 15 with detailed PC requirements. Specs range from minimum for 1080p to Ultra 4K settings. The game promises visual quality and new standards in performance.

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Bethesda and Id Software have revealed the PC specs for Doom: The Dark Ages. They provided specifications for the minimum, recommended ...

What are the Doom: The Dark Ages system requirements? With perhaps the most famous and revered PC gaming classic returning five years after the superb Doom Eternal, fans of the series might be ...

But The Dark Ages also places a huge premium on your three melee weapons: the default electrified gauntlet, which can be charged up; the flail; and the star of the reveal trailer from last summer ...

Will Doom: The Ages Be on Game Pass? Yes, Doom: The Dark Ages will be available on day one on PC Game Pass and Xbox Game Pass Ultimate.

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Doom: The Dark Ages features ray tracing and a powerful soundtrack, among other things. PC gamers will need powerful hardware to run Doom: The Dark Ages, as id Software revealed the specs required ...

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