Doom Eternal release date – all the latest details about id’s shooter

Doom Eternal was first revealed at E3 this year, and it’s the ultimate compliment to the 2016 reboot - a proper sequel. It features more beefy demons in the style of the first game, and from the sounds of it, another exquisite industrial metal soundtrack courtesy of id Software’s resident composer Mick Gordon. Doom 2016’s creative director Marty Stratton has handed over the reins to the studio’s art director, Hugo Martin - so expect the most beautiful gore you’ve ever seen in your history of PC gaming. This time we’re going to Earth, but not as we know it. Id has twisted our home planet into a delightful hellscape, which makes clear the demons have escaped Mars and found a new home with us. And that's not the only place they've invaded; Doom Eternal introduces us to a whole new Doom Universe, with Phobos being just one of the other locations you can expect the Slayer to visit. While id Software unveiled Doom Eternal’s first trailer at E3, it revealed everything we know so far about the game at Quakecon 2018 in Dallas, Texas. A huge gameplay demonstration showed off thirty minutes of intense rip-and-tear action, revealing new features like a grapple hook and the ability for other players to invade your game. So join us for a gory dive into the nightmarish world of Doom Eternal. Here's all the details so far...