Dansk
Svenska
Norsk
Suomi
Deutsch
Italiano
Español
Português
Français
Nederlands
中文版
Indonesia
Polski
Follow us
Doom fans are no doubt looking eagerly ahead to the release of Doom Eternal from id Software, landing on November 22 to bring even more explosive carnage to players, and at QuakeCon's Year of Doom keynote address, executive producer Marty Stratton and creative director Hugo Martin had more details to share on the Battlemode, as you can see in the video below.
This is a multiplayer mode where two player-controlled demons battle another player as the Slayer, using demonic reinforcements to help them, and during the keynote we heard about various playable demons and their abilities, as well as witnessing some fresh gameplay from the sequel. Those who pre-order Doom Eternal via the Slayers Club can also get access to the Rip and Tear Pack, which includes the Doot Revenant Skin to use in Battlemode as well.
The leaked re-releases of legacy Doom titles was also confirmed at QuakeCon too, with 1993's Doom and its sequel Doom II now available on Android, iOS, PS4, Switch, and Xbox One, while Doom 3 is only available on PS4, Switch, and Xbox One.
Will you be replaying the classic titles?
Close to a month ahead of release, id Software has announced that Doom Eternal won't be releasing this year after all.
Bethesda offering exclusive skins for Doom, Doom 2 and Doom 3 re-release players to use in Doom Eternal.
id Software's upcoming gore-fest Doom Eternal was recently rated by the ESRB and the rating seems mighty fitting.
We've also got a brand new video showcasing the Doom Hunter, a monstrous beast in the sequel.
If you want to know more about the new asymmetric multiplayer mode then id Software has prepared a gameplay-filled trailer that talks you through the basics.
We also get confirmation of the launch of the three classic Dooms on modern consoles, after a leak revealed them prematurely.
Loading next content
