Doom: The Dark Ages Features The Biggest Campaign In Franchise With 22 Levels

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"We have 22 levels of incredible FPS single-player combat"

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  • Doom: The Dark Ages will not only feature the biggest levels in the franchise, but it will also have the biggest campaign.
  • The game’s director has revealed that it will feature 22 levels, while Doom (2016) and Doom Eternal only featured 13.
  • The title is set to release on May 15 for Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC, with availability on Game Pass as well.

Doom: The Dark Ages has seen a lot of hype ever since it was revealed to the fandom. The Doom franchise has received nothing but love for the past few decades. So, the fans are pretty excited about a new entry in the franchise. 

It was previously revealed that the game would feature the biggest levels in the franchise’s history. However, that is not it; recently, the Cosmic Realm trailer has been released, revealing that there will be 22 levels in this game, meaning Doom: The Dark Ages will feature the biggest campaign in the franchise.

Why it matters: Eternal was released in 2020, so it has been five years since the latest Doom game was released. The biggest campaign fact makes it worth waiting for a new game for half a decade. 

Hugo Martin, the game director on Doom: The Dark Ages, has revealed that there will be 22 levels in the upcoming title, along with tons of gameplay innovations.

We gave this everything we had, left no feature unpolished: we have 22 levels of incredible FPS single-player combat; tons of gameplay innovations like the Shield Saw, flail, and new crazy guns.

-Hugo Martin

The Cosmic Realm trailer featured a lot more action-oriented gameplay; check it out to boost your craving to play this game. The game is going to be massive, and that is pretty clear from the statement that it will feature 22 levels. 

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Doom: The Dark Ages Will Feature A Ton of Side Content

For reference, Doom Eternal and Doom (2016) featured only 13 levels. Other than that, the upcoming release will also have tons of side content, so if you aim to hunt down every single secret, you are in for a much larger experience, which is exactly what many are looking for, given that the last game was released 5 years ago. 

Doom: The Dark Ages releases on May 15 for Xbox Series X/S, PS5, PC, and will also be available on Game Pass

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