

Xbox’s
Developer
Direct
has
been
and
gone,
and
with
it
comes
the
greatest
treasure
of
all:
knowing
when
you
can
rip
and
tear
next.
Yup,
Doom:
The
Dark
Ages
made
its
incredibly
violent
presence
known
and
proceeded
to
confirmed
what
was
leaked
a
few
days
earlier:
it’s
coming
out
on
May
15,
2025
on
Xbox,
PlayStation
and
PC.
A
special
press
Q&A
event
was
held
prior
to
the
game
being
released,
revealing
a
few
more
fun
details
about
the
game.
For
example,
Eurogamer
reports
that
the
iconic
glory
kills
are
now
un-synced,
meaning
you’ll
no
longer
be
locked
into
a
short
cutscene
which
should
allow
for
smoother,
faster
kills.
“For
10
years
now,
we’ve
been
trying
to
solve
the
problem
of
what
happens
when
there
are
multiple
demons
staggered
at
the
same
time,”
game
director
Hugo
Martin
said.
“By
the
time
you’ve
played
one
synced
glory
kill,
you
turn
to
the
other
one
and
he’s
already
out
of
his
stagger
state.
The
answer
[was]
it
never
worked
to
just
leave
them
in
the
stagger
state
longer,
that
just
feels
weird.”
The
control
scheme
has
also
been
simplified
because
“you
shouldn’t
be
fighting
the
controls,
you
should
be
fighting
the
bad
guys.”
And
while
the
game
isn’t
going
open
world,
it
sounds
like
the
levels
will
be
the
biggest
the
series
has
ever
seen.
All
in
all,
then,
Doom:
The
Dark
Ages
is
looking
more
badass
than
ever.
Bring
on
May
15.

