Doom: The Dark Ages release date speculation — when is the prequel coming?
Announced at the Xbox Showcase in June 2024, Doom: The Dark Ages certainly made an impression, despite the fact it was flanked by other exciting games such as Fable, the first proper Indiana Jones game in years and the upcoming Call of Duty Black Ops 6.
We’ve been hungry for more Doom since The Ancient Gods Part 2 dropped in 2021. Unfortunately, there is still a bit of a wait to go before we can get our mitts on the Super Shotgun once more.
If you can’t wait, we also have info regarding the pre-order situation as well as gameplay and story details.
There’s the epic trailer from the Xbox Showcase too, if you haven’t seen it already, that is.
But when exactly can we fave off the demon hordes? Read on!
Doom: The Dark Ages is set for release in 2025.
So far, there has been no more information regarding the prequel's window of release for 2025, meaning we can realistically expect it to come at any date from the 1st January to the 31st December.
Looking to the past, Doom 2016 and Doom Eternal launched in the months of May and March, respectively, so there is a slight possibility that leads us to speculate that we could see Doom: The Dark Ages release in spring 2025.
That is all hearsay, however. When we have an official date, we will update you as soon as we can!
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Yes, Doom: The Dark Ages is available for pre-order.
Currently, you can only pre-order it for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S from GAME.
As no official pricing has been announced, GAME have included a speculated price of £69.99. With its pre-order guarantee, however, you won’t be charged more if it ends up costing more, or you will be refunded the difference if it ends up being cheaper.
Alternatively, you can subscribe to the appropriate Xbox Game Pass tier and play it day one for no
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