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DOOM Eternal Launches on GOG With DRM Free Offline Play Support and No BethesdaNet Account Requirement
DOOM Eternal is now available on GOG without requiring a Bethesda.net account for offline play, offering a DRM-free experience. The Digital Deluxe Edition includes the base game, Year One Pass expansions, a Demonic Slayer skin, and a classic weapon sound pack. The first-person shooter features fast-paced combat with a variety of weapons and abilities against demonic forces.
DOOM Eternal is now available on GOG
DOOM Eternal is now available on the DRM-free store GOG, developed by id Software and published by Bethesda Softworks LLC. The GOG version does not require a BethesdaNet account, though access to cosmetic DLCs in offline mode requires launching via GOG Galaxy at least once. The article also mentions the potential future release of DOOM: The Dark Ages.
New Game Pass Subscription Tier Seemingly Spotted Online
A new, lower-priced Game Pass tier codenamed 'Triton' has been spotted in data files, reportedly intended for first-party Xbox Game Studios titles. This potential tier would include games like DOOM Eternal, Gears 5, and Halo 5. Microsoft is also reportedly exploring combining Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass, with potential price increases across tiers.
Game Pass Might Get New Subscription Tier With Only Xbox Game Studios Titles – Rumor
A rumor suggests Microsoft is planning a new, lower-priced Game Pass tier codenamed 'Triton' that would exclusively feature titles from Xbox Game Studios. This potential tier aims to attract a broader customer base by focusing solely on first-party content. The article also touches on past criticisms of Game Pass price increases and potential partnerships with services like Netflix.
Dataminers suggest Xbox is about to launch a neutered Game Pass tier with only first-party games
Dataminers have uncovered evidence suggesting Xbox is planning to introduce a new, more limited tier for its Game Pass subscription service. This tier would reportedly only offer access to older first-party Microsoft titles, excluding day-one releases, and is codenamed 'TRION'.
Dataminers think they've found evidence of an unannounced Game Pass tier showing only older first-party games
Dataminers have discovered evidence of a potential new Xbox Game Pass tier codenamed 'Trion' that may exclusively feature older first-party titles from Xbox Studios. The rumored tier's listed games include titles like Doom Eternal, Dishonored 2, and Halo 5, notably excluding newer releases. This potential change comes as Asha Sharma settles into her role as Xbox's new CEO.
[Let’s Talk] Will you be buying more first-party Nintendo Switch 2 games digitally following pricing changes?
Nintendo has announced that first-party games for the Nintendo Switch 2 will be cheaper digitally in regions like the US and Canada, with titles like 'Yoshi and the Mysterious Book' priced at $70 and $80. This change prompts a discussion on whether players will shift their purchasing habits from physical to digital copies on the eShop.
The FPS skybox is underappreciated, so let's appreciate some
This opinion piece argues that the skybox, a crucial element in first-person shooters, is an underappreciated aspect of game design. The author highlights several games with exceptional skyboxes, from classic titles like Halo to modern releases like Doom Eternal, suggesting that artistic skyboxes can be more impactful than pure photorealism.
Big Game Pass Rumor Could Make The Service Even More Confusing
A new rumor suggests Microsoft is planning a "Triton" tier for Xbox Game Pass that would exclusively feature first-party games from Xbox Game Studios. This potential change comes as Microsoft aims to make Game Pass more enticing to a broader audience, with reports of lower-priced tiers and potential collaborations with services like Netflix. The company has also recently adjusted Game Pass pricing and is undergoing a brand identity reset under new CEO Asha Sharma.
Hyperkin Competitor review
The Hyperkin Competitor offers a budget-friendly symmetrical stick controller for PC and Xbox, featuring Hall effect sticks and programmable back buttons. While affordable in regions like the US, its price in Australia makes it less competitive. The controller has some drawbacks, including average D-pad and face buttons, and lacks advanced features found in more expensive options like the PlayStation DualSense.
‘Rise Eterna War’, ‘As Per My Last Email’, Plus Today’s Other Releases and Sales – TouchArcade
The Nintendo Switch sees a slow week for new releases on August 22nd, 2024, with titles like Rise Eterna War and Verne – The Shape of Fantasy among the few notable additions. However, the eShop features a healthy selection of sales, including discounts on popular indie titles such as 1000xRESIST and Citizen Sleeper.
From next week, Australians will need to verify their age to play GTA Online and other R18+ online games
Starting next week, Australians will be required to verify their age to access online games classified as R18+, including Grand Theft Auto Online. Publishers face significant fines if they fail to implement robust age assurance methods, a measure aimed at protecting minors from adult content online.
Games Inbox: Will Resident Evil Requiem get a Mercenaries mode?
Readers discuss the potential addition of a Mercenaries mode to Resident Evil Requiem and the future of the Resident Evil series, including the possibility of remaking older titles. Other topics include the merits of console exclusives, the perceived lack of effort in game announcements, and the performance of games on the Nintendo Switch compared to other platforms.
Games Inbox: Is it worth buying a PS5 in 2026?
Readers discuss whether it's worth buying a PlayStation 5 in 2026, considering the potential release of the PlayStation 6 and the option of purchasing a Switch 2. Other topics include the appeal of extraction shooters like Marathon, the behavior of zombies in Resident Evil Requiem, and Nintendo's secretive approach to announcing new games for the Switch 2.
DOOM Eternal and DLC - The Ancient Gods - Parts One and Two (PS5)
This review of DOOM Eternal and its DLCs, The Ancient Gods - Parts One and Two, highlights the graphical improvements with ray tracing on PlayStation 5, maintaining a consistent 60 FPS. While the base game's combat is found to be decent, the DLCs are criticized for mechanics that artificially increase difficulty and restrict player freedom, leading to low scores for both expansions.
Doom: The Dark Ages (PC)
Doom: The Dark Ages offers a fun, action-packed experience that is simpler and easier than Doom Eternal, but more complex than Doom 2016. While graphics are comparable to Eternal and raytracing showed no improvement, the game boasts quick loading times and smooth performance on PC. The gameplay features more open levels and freedom in combat, though some forced flying and robot suit sections are less engaging.
Doom: The Dark Ages' DLC is so big, it's "basically like a sequel"
Doom: The Dark Ages' game director Hugo Martin stated that the upcoming downloadable content is massive and feels like a sequel, offering players a significant amount of new content. He also hinted that the DLC will feature a spear-like weapon and will be distinct from the main game's mechanics. The base game has achieved over three million players since its release, reaching this milestone seven times faster than Doom Eternal.
Now Playing at SUPERJUMP: Issue 38
This article features updates from SUPERJUMP writers on various games they are currently playing. Topics range from returning to classic MMORPGs like Guild Wars and Final Fantasy on PC and Steam Deck, to enjoying modern titles such as Granblue Fantasy Relink, Powerwash Simulator 2, and Turbo Overkill on consoles. The writers also share their experiences with Animal Crossing: New Horizons and the Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster series.
MV Issue #01 on sale for only $4.99!
Mega Visions Magazine is offering its first issue, Mega Visions Issue #01, for a limited time at a discounted price of $4.99. The issue features coverage of SEGA and neo-retro games, including reviews of Final Fantasy VII Remake, Streets of Rage 4, and Doom Eternal, as well as an interview with Corey Marshall, the voice actor for Ryo Hazuki in Shenmue.
