DOOM Eternal: The Ancient Gods

With its release this past March,DOOM Eternal brought us back into the folds of Hell every bit the Doom Slayer fought off hordes of demons to repossess Earth from their clutches. Naturally, despite his best efforts, there is more demon killing to be done, and that'southward clear from the get-go with the launch of the game'sThe Ancient Gods DLC today.

Publisher Bethesda Softworks has released the official launch trailer forDOOM Eternal: The Ancient Gods – Part i, which is the first of the game'south two-part story DLC expansion. Equally you can expect based on the campaign from the base game,The Ancient Gods features more demons to impale alongside enough of new enemies to dismember, with an extra added dose of badass heavy metallic music to rip and tear to.

You can check out the full trailer for the DLC'south launch below:

The Ancient Gods DLC was appear earlier this year past Bethesda, with the first act of the two-part story DLC debuting today, andPart two coming at a afterward date. Notably, the entire DLC expansion is a standalone release and does not require that players own the base game in order to play information technology.Function 1 is available now on its own for $nineteen.99 on every platform, while players tin besides buy the DOOM Eternal Yr One Pass for $29.99, which will include both parts of the campaign DLC.

With the "Year I" tag tied to it, it'due south clear that Bethesda and id Software will have more in store forDOOM Eternal downwardly the line afterwards its release this past spring. Specifically, it was confirmed by the publisher that the game volition be coming to next-gen consoles next year equally a gratis upgrade for PS5 and Xbox Series 10/Series S for those that ain the game on electric current-gen platforms.

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DOOM Eternalis available at present on PS4, Xbox One, Google Stadia, and PC, with the game also coming to PS5, Xbox Series 10/Serial S, and Nintendo Switch at a later date.

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Ryan Meitzler

Ryan is the Editor-in-Master at DualShockers and has been a lover of games as long every bit he can remember. He holds a BA in English and Cinema and lives in New York City.