DOOM: The Dark Ages – Revelations (DLC)
Release dates by platform
- PCJul 7, 2026
- PS5Jul 7, 2026
- Xbox SeriesJul 7, 2026
Last official trailer: 17/07/2026 (39 days ago)
Additional campaign for the latest DOOM.
This week in the comments
A quiet post-launch week dominated by nostalgia and community humor rather than fresh debate: fans are replaying cutscenes and lore rather than discovering new content.
Fond rewatching of the DLC's cutscenes
A notable share of this week's comments (~15%) simply revisit specific cutscene moments (timestamps, jokes, lines) rather than discuss anything new.
The 'Guts vs Doomguy' comparison resurfaces
Several comments (~8%) compare the bearded Slayer's look to Guts from Berserk, a recurring aesthetic comparison since the DLC's release.
Glory kills, still a sore point
The topic of 'optional' glory kills resurfaces (~5%), a concern already flagged since the base game's launch rather than something new this week.
Nostalgia for id Software after the layoffs
A slice of comments still express sadness over the id/Bethesda layoffs, mixing compassion for staff with criticism of Microsoft/Xbox.
Theories about what's next (Slayer sealed in Hell)
A few fans (~5%) speculate about a sequel showing the Slayer sealed in Hell to bridge Revelations into DOOM 2016 — a theory new this week.
Top reactions and controversies
Euphoria over the reveal trailer
Dominant takeThe reveal trailer sparked a massive wave of visceral enthusiasm: shouting, tears, comparisons to Eternal, and near-unanimous approval from the very first minutes of discussion.
The canonical name 'Flynn Taggart'
Dominant takeThe revelation that the Slayer's name is Flynn Taggart, taken from the 90s novels, became a running meme and constant source of excitement, cited hundreds of times across all periods.
The real meaning of Daisy the rabbit: guilt, not fatherhood
ControversyA lasting controversy pits those who think the flashback girl is the Slayer's daughter against the majority insisting she's an innocent civilian killed by mistake, the source of his guilt and of Daisy as a support animal.
Sadness and anger over the id Software layoffs
Dominant takeNews of massive layoffs at id/Bethesda right after launch triggered a wave of emotional support for developers and widespread anger at Microsoft/Xbox.
Spear vs shield: a loved but contested mechanic
ControversyThe new hook-spear divides opinion: most love it for Eternal-style mobility, but a minority mourns the loss of Dark Ages' 'stand and fight' identity and finds the inputs too complex.
The DLC's lack of replayability
ControversyDespite the very positive reception, a growing number of players regret the lack of a level select or New Game+, making it hard to replay favorite fights after the first run.
History — sentiment over time
- L'annonce
- DOOM: The Dark Ages
- DOOM: The Dark Ages - Revelations - Official Trailer
- La sortie
- DOOM: The Dark Ages
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DOOM: The Dark Ages – Revelations (DLC) — quick answers
When does DOOM: The Dark Ages – Revelations (DLC) release?
DOOM: The Dark Ages – Revelations (DLC) is announced for Jul 7, 2026 on PC · PS5 · Xbox Series.
When was the last official DOOM: The Dark Ages – Revelations (DLC) trailer?
The most recent official video counted for DOOM: The Dark Ages – Revelations (DLC) was published on 17/07/2026 — 39 days ago.
What do players think of DOOM: The Dark Ages – Revelations (DLC)?
Based on an analysis of 13 k YouTube comments, opinion on DOOM: The Dark Ages – Revelations (DLC) currently stands at 55% positive and 10% negative.
Why is DOOM: The Dark Ages – Revelations (DLC) controversial?
The real meaning of Daisy the rabbit: guilt, not fatherhood — A lasting controversy pits those who think the flashback girl is the Slayer's daughter against the majority insisting she's an innocent civilian killed by mistake, the source of his guilt and of Daisy as a support animal.