Doom: The Dark Ages Unveiling at Xbox Games Showcase

According to a new source, the next installment in the Doom series will be referred to as Doom: The Dark Ages, and it will be presented at the Xbox Games Showcase in the month of June.

The allegation, which comes from Insider Gaming and has not been verified, asserts that this new Doom game has been in the works for four years and that it would take place in a 'medieval-inspired doom world.' Speculations of a sequel to Doom Eternal have been circulating for a considerable amount of time. At the beginning of this month, it was discovered that Bethesda had registered the name of the iconic Doom cheat known as 'IDKFA.' This led to the assumption that this may be connected to a new installment in the series. This came about as a result of the leak of an internal Microsoft release plan that occurred the previous year. The list of games included one that was labeled 'Doom: Year Zero.' According to Tom Henderson of Insider Gaming, this was the title that was used as a placeholder for the rumored next Doom game.

The idea of a follow-up to Doom Eternal with a medieval theme has some credibility, despite the fact that the proof that is offered in the article is hazy (Henderson claims that he 'heard of early details' of this new Doom game). Previously, Hugo Martin, who serves as the Game Director for Doom Eternal, has expressed his desire for future Doom games to take place in a more medieval environment. During an interview with Polygon in the year 2021, Martin made the following statement: '