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• This Doom Eternal video introduces you to the Hunter

  Here’s a look at the Hunter, one of the enemies in Doom Eternal.

• This Doom Eternal video gives you an overview of 2v1 Battlemode

  Battlemode is the 2v1 multiplayer mode in Doom Eternal, and this overview video gives you the complete rundown.

• Doom Eternal will feature a hub area if you just want to chill for a moment

  Doom Eternal won’t all be ripping and tearing (although there’s going to be a lot of ripping and tearing).

• Doom Eternal gameplay and panel head up QuakeCon 2019; annual Steam sale live

  QuakeCon 2019 takes place this weekend, and Bethesda has posted the streaming schedule which includes a look at Doom Eternal gameplay.

• Heaven in Doom Eternal is “interwoven into every single thing; the past, the future, the present”

  Doomslayer isn’t only taking on the hordes of hell in Doom Eternal, he’s going to make angels weep.

• Doom Eternal has third-person cutscenes because it’s “more efficient”

  When people think back to Doom 2016, outside of all the ripping and tearing, one thing that comes to mind is when Doomslayer pulls a terminal apart rather than listen to exposition.

• “We're not making an immersive cinematic experience - we're making a video game” - why Doom Eternal has floating pickups

  In Doom 2016 you found new guns gripped in dead hands. Doomslayer ripped them from the corpses you found and then you’d have a new tool for your arsenal. Doom Eternal might be doing things a little differently.

• It’s “meant to be big and bold” - id Software responds to criticism of Doom Eternal’s UI

  Recently we put a video up that showed off a bunch of combat from Doom Eternal and one piece of criticism kept cropping up: people hated the UI.

• Bethesda E3 2019: Doom Eternal, Fallout 76, Rage 2, Wolfenstein: Youngblood, more - all the news here

  Bethesda streamed its fifth-annual E3 2019 presentation this week, and if you missed it, catch up on all the announcements out of the show right here.

• Developers don't want to show gameplay at E3 anymore, and who can blame them?

  Game developers try to show, not tell, when teaching you about how a game works. But on the stages of E3 this year, they haven’t been showing very much either.

• Doom Eternal won't have a traditional deathmatch multiplayer mode, and the team is "open" to crossplay

  Deathmatch mode won’t return for Doom Eternal, with the developers focusing on their new multiplayer mode instead.

• The Cyberpunk 2077 and Final Fantasy 7 Remake Collector's Editions are ludicrous, plus other top E3 2019 game deals

  Update: After the Ubisoft and Square Enix conferences from last night, we’ve updated this page to include a few of the upcoming releases that were announced at the show. Don’t worry, we haven’t forgotten about the bank-breaking £260 1st Class Edition edition of the Final Fantasy 7 remake! Yikes!

• Doom Eternal feels like you're constantly clenching your asscheeks

  Doom developer id Software might seem like it’s doubling down on story and character for Doom Eternal, but slick, violent combat still takes center stage.

• Doom Eternal will answer a few questions about the Doom Marine

  It’s no secret that id Software is placing a bigger emphasis on story in Doom Eternal.

• Bethesda's streaming tech, Orion, will improve game streaming for all services

  Bethesda has announced their latest developments in streaming tech during E3 2019.

• Doom Eternal gets a new trailer, a release date, and a new multiplayer mode detailed at E3

  Doom Eternal is looking pretty wild – and now we know exactly when we’ll be wading knee deep in the dead (again).

• Check out this quick Doom Eternal teaser ahead of E3 2019

  Bethesda will show off Doom Eternal this coming Sunday, but you can watch a super quick teaser in the meantime to hold you over.

• Doom only clicked for me once I understood the Doomslayer

  There are people out there – actual human beings – who think Gordon Freeman is one of the best video game characters of all time.

• Rage 2, Doom Eternal and other future Bethesda games are all coming to Steam

  Bethesda has officially confirmed that many of its anticipated future titles will be available on Steam.