Developers from the American studio id Software, owned by Xbox, have determined the release date for the endless Slaughter Mode for the shooter Doom: The Dark Ages and clarified plans for the next game.
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Let’s remember that Slaughter Mode was presented in early October and was preparing for release throughout November as a free update for buyers of the Revelations story add-on.
As it became known, “Carnage” in Doom: The Dark Ages will begin November 16. The announcement was accompanied by a three-minute trailer featuring brutal cinematic scenes and new gameplay footage.
Players will have to fight their way through increasingly difficult and unpredictable waves of enemies and bosses in a variety of arenas. Upon reaching checkpoints, you can take the accumulated rewards or “risk everything to continue the slaughter.”
They promise the ability to continue the carnage from checkpoints, exclusive rewards to unlock (skins for the Doom Slayer and weapons, profile icons, tracks from the IDKFA album) and weekly challenges.
In addition, id Software with submissions Xbox CEO Asha Sharma confirmed working on a new game. The project is headed by Hugo Martin, director of Doom (2016), Doom Eternal and The Dark Ages.
According to The Verge, we are talking about the next Doom – you shouldn’t hope for a quick showing. The July release of Revelations was marked by mass layoffs at id Software: 136 people, more than half of the staff, were laid off.
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