DOOM, Dark Ages

DOOM: The Dark Ages will have an open ending to make sure we can have more medieval adventures
As it turns out, DOOM: The Dark Ages’ ending will leave the door open for Id to continue playing in the game’s medieval sandbox if they want. With DLC expansions planned as well as a possible sequel, we could get more games in the series focusing on this particular theme.
Doom: The Dark Ages won't end the way you might assume
"I mean, that would end the Dark Ages, the medieval chapter of the Doom saga. This is kind of like the Chronicles of the Slayer," Doom: The Dark Ages game director Hugo Martin told PC Gamer, when asked about potentially seeing the Slayer getting locked away.
Doom: The Dark Ages won't end with the Slayer in a coffin waiting for the start of Doom 2016: 'That would mean that we couldn't tell any more medieval stories'
Doom 2016 begins with the Slayer locked in a coffin with all his friends long-dead, and Doom Eternal goes into greater detail sketching out how heroically tragic the Slayer's Nigh
Doom: The Dark Ages' director confirms DLC is in the works and says the game won't end the way 2016's Doom begins: 'If we took it all the way to that point, then that would ...
Doom: The Dark Ages might be a prequel, but developer iD Software confirms it won't end the way 2016's Doom begins. If you haven't played Doom, the game begins with the Slayer locked inside a coffin until he breaks free.
Doom: The Dark Ages won't end like Rogue One: 'I mean, that would end the medieval chapter'
With approximately two months until Doom: The Dark Ages releases, one of the questions on gamers' minds relates to 'the prequel problem' - understanding how the game ties into Doom (2016), Doom: Eternal, and how it works within the limitations of established lore.
Doom: The Dark Ages Could Be The Start Of New Doom Medieval Games
There might be room to expand in the medieval setting after Doom: The Dark Ages. Here's what the game director had to say.
Doom director claims The Dark Ages can be beaten without using a gun, but "the game's not necessarily built to do that"
The Dark Ages shows no signs of straying away from series tradition. The trailers have featured all the weapons you’ve come to expect and some new ones – like that really cool one that grinds skulls into projectiles.
Doom The Dark Ages Director Comments on the Possibility of More Prequel Games
Doom: The Dark Ages director, Hugo Martin and producer Marty Stratton discussed the potential for more DOOM prequels in the future. This happened during an interview with PC Gamer where the developers revealed that The Dark Ages will not end with the Doom Slayer being locked away.
"I'm Sure People Will Figure Out How To Do It": Doom Director Wants To See You Beat The Dark Ages Without Guns
The three most important things about the Doom series are the gore, the heavy metal soundtrack, and the collection of weapons to rip and tear demons apart with. While the Doom Sla
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Doom Devs Have Technically Ruined The Dark Ages’ Ending But It’s a Positive For the Franchise
Doom: The Dark Ages is almost out but the devs have already kinda spoiled the ending for us. id Software cooked with this one ...
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Marvel Reveals the Greatest Threat to Doctor Doom (and It’s Not Who Fans Expect)
But on the other hand, Doom has never needed allies in order to ensure that his will is done. It’s the ultimate showdown between two titans – with an ending you won’t see coming. As Earth ...