The Dark Ages Reviews Are So Good That I Almost Feel Bad for Buying a PS5

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The Dark Ages Reviews Are So Good That I Almost Feel Bad for Buying a PS5

I have been a bit skeptical about Doom: The Dark Ages, as it was more of a prequel. Moreover, I got into the hype of Grand Theft Auto 6, which caused me to buy a PlayStation 5 instead before any surprising price hike. That was a reasonable move, but sadly, my bad luck has struck again.

Doom: The Dark Ages marks another win for Xbox after the release of both Clair Obscur and Oblivion Remaster. Though it has to be mentioned, I ain’t that sad, as I still got my handy dandy PC. Xbox Game Pass here to the rescue. Alas, PlayStation fans won’t get to enjoy that.

Xbox takes another win with Doom: The Dark Ages

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Doom has a specific gameplay style which had attracted many, especially after the reboot series. That’s right, smashing, blasting, and killing demons with a lot of style. Not cool like Dante from ****** May Cry. But Doom Guy is a walking tank that instills fear in everyone’s heart. Not in our hearts, it’s just beating double time for all that adrenaline from excitement.

After seeing the reviews for DOOM: The Dark Ages, id Software has just achieved legendary status once again.
I’m so ******** hyped next week

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The best part about Doom: The Dark Ages isn’t all the great reviews it got. It’s the fact that it is available on Xbox Game Pass. The most chad thing that is there right now. It is depressing that PlayStation folks will have to buy it, as it won’t be there on PS Plus.

As I mentioned before, I do have a PC. Thank you, Xbox, I’ll gladly hunt down all those pesky demons and become their doom. But again, I can’t shake this feeling of pride. Within just one month, Xbox has released three masterpieces in a row, while PlayStation is just sitting.

Saw many PlayStation folks say Xbox doesn’t have good games, and flex their first parties. I really want to ask you, how does it feel seeing the Xbox logo on your PlayStation 5? Gladly enjoying all the good deeds Xbox has done for you? Playing Clair Obscur, and Oblivion Remaster like good folks? Sit down and be humble for a while.

Doom: The Dark Ages aces pre-release reviews like a boss

Judging from the reviews of many, looks like id Software has done it again. Making a Doom game that makes everyone feel like a total bad**s.

Nowadays, I have low expectations from games because of the underwhelming experiences from last year. Started thinking that games have gotten worse, and it would be this way. Happy that I’m wrong.

Blood and gore isn’t for everyone, but if it’s demons, that’s no biggie. Many games have been looking for appropriation, but it’s not necessary. There’s a market for people who like blood and gore. For the same reason, even Mortal Kombat exists. Thanks to id Software for catering to this market with Doom: The Dark Ages.

In 2025, all I gotta say is the gaming industry is healing and releasing worthwhile experiences. Open world games that are full of content, not just a big open grassland. Gameplay and story that sends a strong message, instead of following greedy investors’ orders.

That’s what gaming is all about, that I was missing. The nightmare is finally over. Gamers can enjoy things that they want to enjoy, not some soft-hearted remake.

Are you excited to play Doom: The Dark Ages? On which platform will you be playing? Let us know in the comments below.

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