The critically acclaimed first-person shooter has reached this milestone seven times faster than its predecessor, DOOM Eternal.
The first-person shooter takes the top spot in the latest UK charts, while Fallen Tree Games' action-adventure title The Precinct comes in at No. 2.
id Software's acclaimed first-person shooter will also support DLSS Multi Frame Generation on Nvidia's RTX 50 Series GPUs.
The same rumours also indicate that a future version of Windows will allow PC players to emulate games that were made for Xbox.
The free-to-play title is getting delisted from Google Play and Apple's App Store, but servers will remain online for now.
The next update due this Summer includes additional NPC abilities and behaviors, new Unique weapons and armor, and custom map markers.
New settings allow for displaying chests on the player's minimap, cancelling power attacks on the Bow and Arquebus, and more.
The fact that Grand Theft Auto 6 got pushed back to 2026 might result with hardware sales for PS5 and Xbox Series X/S falling even further.
Set before the events of DOOM (2016) and featuring id's largest campaign yet, the shooter is available on Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC.
The Nuclear Winter expansion was a 52-player battle royale mode released in 2019. The mode has since been removed from the game.
id Software's latest title in the series experiences a sharp drop in Steam players compared to DOOM (2016) and DOOM Eternal.
As part of this latest round of layoffs to cut down some management layers in the company, around 6,000 employees will be affected.
According to developer id Software, several of these issues depend on future driver updates to fix. The Steam Deck is also not supported
Season 2 will "take audiences along for a journey through the wasteland of the Mojave to the post-apocalyptic city of New Vegas."
[drop-cap]D[/drop-cap]OOM: The Dark Ages is upon us, which means players will soon be stepping into the legendary Doom Slayer's boots to fight in a hellish medieval war. As is ever the case with DOOM... Read More
id Software's latest title in the DOOM series goes live at 5 PM PDT on May 12th worldwide for those who own the Premium Edition.
From riding a mechanical dragon to unleashing medieval mayhem, DOOM: The Dark Ages is shaping up to be a blood soaked fantasy fans won’t want to miss.
The acclaimed racing title has sold twice as fast as Sea of Thieves and much faster than Indiana Jones and the Great Circle on PS5.
id Software's latest is a graphical feast and an incredible showing of id Tech 8's capabilities, regardless of the platform.
Watch the Slayer dismantle demons with various firearms and melee weapons and jump into an Atlan mech for some Kaiju-like battles.
