Software has indicated that it could have some big announcements to make in the days ahead to celebrate its anniversary.

Evercade's retro gaming consoles will finally be able to run Doom sometime this year — but which Doom games are coming to its ...

Legendary first-person shooter developer id Software thanks fans on its 35th anniversary, and also teases some new things to look forward to.

In other news, as part of Update 3 for Doom: Dark Ages, Bethesda Softworks has introduced Ripatorium 2.0 with new ...

The video featured Romero's own recollections, as well as those of id vets Tom Hall, John Carmack, and Adrian Carmack⁠—no relation on those last two, by the way. I only found that out embarrassingly ...

In a fight against cancer, one gamer finds solace in the action of Doom: The Dark Ages. His heartfelt story has reached the ...

id Software releases Wolfenstein 3D. Players thrilled with the game’s lightning-fast action, iconic arsenal and secret-filled hallways paved the way to the burgeoning popularity of the first-person ...

Doom and Wolfenstein creators id Software is celebrating its 35th anniversary, with studio director Marty Stratton teasing some announcements during the momentous occasion.

Evercade is finally getting a physical re-release of Doom in 2026, though we don't know which titles will be included yet.

2026 marks the 35th (!) anniversary of storied developer id Software, and it sounds like the studio's got something up its sleeve for the year ahead.

Doom: The Dark Ages is set to come out on May 15 for PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X/S. It’s a single-player sandbox experience with an emphasis on exploration, bloodshed and upgrading skill trees, ...

TL;DR: DOOM: The Dark Ages, a prequel to the 2016 DOOM, is id Software's largest game, focusing on accessibility with adjustable difficulty settings. It features grounded combat, a 30-story mech, and ...