In a surprising turn of events, id Software's latest title, DOOM: The Dark Ages, does away with the typical multiplayer aspect in favor of an entirely single-player experience.

with Doom Eternal facing players off against demons as they bring their hellish party to Earth. Game director Marty Stratton and creative director Hugo Martin both took the stage at QuakeCon 2018 ...

Doom: The Dark Ages is the closest to a Hollywood blockbuster the series has come, though a human weapon destroying demons is still at the core.

Doom: The Dark Ages is a pseudo-Christian ... id Software studio director Marty Stratton, though, tells Edge magazine that the developer is now focusing on lore because many fans have been ...

When I was in a meeting with Marty [Stratton] a couple years ago ... Unlike the lightning-fast combat from Doom Eternal, id Software is slowing down the overall pace of the game in The Dark ...

Doom: The Dark Ages is apparently making changes to a longstanding difficulty mode, which has some fans longing for the past.

It came out in an IGN interview with Phil Spencer that id Software Studio Director Marty Stratton wanted it ... We’ve seen Doom 2016 and Eternal even get Nintendo Switch ports courtesy of ...

He explained “with Eternal ... linear DOOM to these large sandboxes where the exploration opens up, and you get multiple objectives that can be tackled in any order,” Marty Stratton from ...

Doom: The Dark Ages is a video game as described by a 15-year-old goth. There are dragons, beheadings, medieval castles made ...