DOOM Eternal

Doom Eternal, Brutal Legend, Forza Motorsport 7 and more games are coming to Xbox Game Pass in the first part of October 2020. EA Play games also join the service in November.

There's a lot of excitement in the air over Doom Eternal's upcoming DLC The Ancient Gods, but that's nowhere near the end of the line for id Software's latest instalment.

Doom Eternal's DLC The Ancient Gods has received a gloriously brutal trailer, prompting director Hugo Martin and executive producer Marty Stratton to talk about some specifics and a few "unbelievable" experiences.

Bethesda have today released another update for id Software's brutal shooter Doom Eternal. The update is a minor one, introducing Render Modes which add cinematic, old-school and retro console visual effects.

Bethesda and id Software posted the first teaser of Doom Eternal's upcoming expansion The Old Gods, announcing the full trailer reveal for August 27, 2020.

Bethesda and id Software will remove the controversial Denuvo anti-cheat from Doom Eternal after they introduced it earlier this week. Player feedback has made it clear that the decision has been wrong they said in the statement.

Doom Eternal was thrown into a hellish pit of controversy following the introduction of Denuvo anti-cheat but id Software reversed the ferret and the next patch will remove it.

Antivirus program Kaspersky is now flagging Denuvo's anti-cheat in Doom Eternal as malware. The program reports suspicious activities with characteristics of malware and recommends disinfections.

Doom Eternal is heading for its first update, which prompted id Software to list some upcoming features, starting with demons that come back to life in other people's games. Oh, and Denuvo's coming too.

Bethesda have shared first screenshots from the upcoming Doom Eternal campaign DLC. The two screenshots show absolutely gigantic locations that players will get to visit in their playthrough.