Dark Ages - The Art of Slaying video released

The Slayer's dragon in DOOM: The Dark Ages has a name, and I want to protect them
The Dark Ages later this year, developer id Software shared an important piece of information on Tuesday, revealing via the official DOOM Bluesky account (alongside a piece of art from the game's art director Emerson Tung) that the Doom Slayer's dragon is named Serrat.
DOOM: The Dark Ages - The Art of Slaying video released
Hugo Martin and the team at iD have put out a video titled DOOM: The Dark Ages – The Art of Slaying. It’s a short video and this episode is focused on the game’s enemy design.doom the dark ages videoThe Art of SlayingIn this first Doom: The Dark Ages video – The Art of Slaying
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The Dark Ages. "It's like a classic piece of art," game director Hugo Martin says in the latest issue of Edge Magazine. "It's like a painter going to a museum and studying the Norman Rockwell ...