pre-ordering your own copy of the game entitles you to the Void Doom Slayer skin and other potential bonuses depending on which edition you pre-order. Below we’ve detailed what you get with each ...

Both of these destructive weapons can be piloted by Doom Slayer. These new components will pop up multiple times throughout the campaign in pre-determined sections, completely changing the dynamic ...

as well as two DLCs that appeared to close the door on the Doom Slayer’s story. Five years later, Doom and the Doom Slayer are back and are taking players back in time. Doom: The Dark Ages is a ...

If you were able to get this, make sure to enjoy it and take it out for a dive. Doom Slayer is a new skin brought in with the Chapter 4: Season 1 Battle Pass at level 26. Influenced by the Doom ...

Specifically, this version includes a digital artbook and soundtrack, along with a trio of in-game skins for the Doom Slayer, dragon, and Atlan. You’ll also get access to the first piece of post ...

There will also be a $199 Collector’s Bundle, which includes: Everything featured in the Doom: The Dark Ages Premium Edition 12″ Doom Slayer statue with detachable weapons and cape Metal Red Key Card ...

and that price is sitting pretty standard at $69.99 - it also comes with a free Doom Slayer Skin to boot. Meanwhile, the UK is looking a little lackluster, with only a couple of retailers ...

The Premium Edition costs $99.99 and packs the base game with several digital extras, including DLC, an artbook, a soundtrack, and special skins. The Collector's Bundle is priced at $199.99 and comes ...

transforms the Doom Slayer into a mythical Spartan figure. Unlike Doom Eternal, it emphasizes grounded combat over platforming. Releasing May 15, 2025, it promises a cinematic, action-packed ...

This comes with several more rewards, such as the Void DOOM Slayer skin from the Standard Edition, campaign DLC releasing at The Dark Ages launches, a Digital Artbook and Soundtrack, the Divinity ...

The Doom Slayer is back, and rocking some furry fashion. As GameSpot's Steve Watts reported, Bethesda said that it aimed to shift the feeling of Doom again with The Dark Ages. Whereas Doom Eternal ...