Doom: The Dark Ages is finally here after months of waiting, but if you're using any AMD Ryzen Z1-powered handheld, stay away ...

This seems to be a perennial problem with any handheld gaming PC that uses an AMD Ryzen Z1 processor for CPU and GPU duties.

DOOM: The Dark Ages is here, but it arrives with a long list of issues. Most are related to PC, with NVIDIA drivers seemingly ...

You can hop into DOOM: The Dark Ages right now, if you're shelling out extra for the Premium Edition. id Software's ...

The arenas of The Dark Ages are wide, flat battlefields with fewer death pits and high grounds than the prior games. A dull ...

No, Doom: The Dark Ages is not Steam Deck verified. If it wasn't clear from the sections above, the Steam Marketplace has yet ...

The Dark Ages is developed by Bethesda's id Software and is the third game in the newest series that began with 2016's Doom ...

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There are some nasty glitches with Blackwell graphics cards, notably with V-Sync and Multi Frame Generation, and Alt-Tabbing ...

Doom: The Dark Ages and the RTX 5090 are a perfect match, but the game also runs great on other RTX 50-series GPUs ...

As a response to that, Doom: The Dark Ages doesn't retreat backwards, but instead threads the needle by reestablishing an engrossing power fantasy with simple but satisfying mechanics that push ...

Read our Doom The Dark Ages review to understand why it's is the perfect prequel, with more skulls to smash and demons to ...