Doom articles

Doom: The Dark Ages launches to positive reviews

New AMD drivers add support for Doom: The Dark Ages, FSR 4 to many titles

Nvidia bundles Doom: The Dark Ages with RTX 50-series GPUs... if you can find one

The Atari ST was eight years too early for Doom, but not anymore

Doom II's infamous 23,000-demon map finally beaten after 13 years

Doom can now run in a self-contained QR code. Sort of

Doom $666 "Will It Run Edition" literally comes in a collector's box that can run the game

Doom: The Dark Ages is coming to Battle.net, signaling a new Microsoft trend

Doom defies the impossible by running in TypeScript's type system

Doom running on an Apple HDMI dongle from 2013, because of course it does

John Carmack developed Doom's engine during a 28-hour coding marathon

A true gaming pioneer Doom is one of the most successful and influential video games ever created, and John Carmack was the lead programmer behind this groundbreaking project. Carmack went above and beyond to bring Doom to life, finalizing its code during a grueling coding marathon that few could endure.

Doom: The Dark Ages gameplay details, release date, and system requirements revealed

Highly anticipated: As Bethesda and id Software start the final hype cycle before the launch of Doom: The Dark Ages on May 15, the official PC system requirements reveal that ray tracing, a once-optional feature that dramatically reduces frame rates, is increasingly becoming mandatory in major game releases. Notably, the game also requires an NVMe SSD.

Developer ports Doom into a Microsoft Word document

Latest Doom port runs inside a PDF document, but performance is limited

Think CAPTCHAs are frustrating? Try this new Doom version

Modder brings Doom to Nintendo's cutesy Alarmo clock

Raspberry Pi 5 runs Doom 3 at 4K using an external GPU

WTF?! The Raspberry Pi 5's expanded PCIe functionality is one of its most enticing upgrades over its predecessors. Most owners likely use it to install fast storage, AI chips, or network cards, but modders have successfully connected it to dedicated graphics cards. Although the Pi isn't a gaming PC, installing a GPU on one could unlock interesting possibilities.

This Doom port runs (almost) entirely on a GPU

No quantum computer is powerful enough to run this quantum Doom port

See Doom running in real 3D on a volumetric hologram display

Google researchers run Doom on a self-generating AI model

Doom 2 gets ray tracing support, try it here

Classic Doom games receive a new official episode and a major update for Quakecon