Doom The Dark Ages sees the vaunted Slayer raze hell yet again, except the combat arenas are bigger and the weapons even more brutal. Like the last two games in the series, The Dark Ages stages epic encounters in various locations, including medieval kingdoms and alternate dimensions. All the levels come together to create a cinematic experience that lives up to the standards set by the iconic franchise. If you’re looking for a rundown on the game’s levels, here is the full list of chapters in Doom The Dark Ages.
How Many Chapters Does Doom The Dark Ages Have?
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Doom The Dark Ages has a total of 22 chapters . This is a step-up from both Doom 2016 and Eternal, which featured 13 chapters each. Despite the increase in quantity, The Dark Ages’ game length remains similar to previous entries in the series.
With that being said, the levels are more expansive than before . The title also features a selection of open-world levels that are basically large-scale battlefields littered with secrets and opportunities for exploration. These open-world arenas also have hidden mini-bosses that players can pursue to increase their health, armor, and ammunition.
Doom The Dark Ages Chapter List
From ancient castles to obligatory underwater levels, here is the full list of chapters in Doom The Dark Ages:
- Village of Khalim
- Hebeth
- Barrier Core
- Sentinel Barracks
- Holy City of Aratum
- Siege – Part 1
- Siege – Part 2
- Abyssal Forest
- Ancestral Forge
- The Forsaken Plains
- Hellbreaker
- Sentinel Command Station
- From Beyond
- Spire of Nerathul
- City of Ry’uul
- The Kar’ Thul Marshes
- Temple of Lomarith
- Belly of the Beast
- Harbor of Souls
- Resurrection
- Final Battle
- Reckoning
All the chapters mentioned above come with optional challenges tied to the combat. Besides this, they also house secrets, skins, codex entries, and Doom’s signature collectible toys. Keep in mind that you’ll need to discover every secret and complete the Challenges in all the chapters to get the 100% completion achievement.
A massive gaming nerd who’s been writing stuff on the internet since 2021, Aryan covers single-player games, RPGs, and live-service titles such as Marvel Rivals and Call of Duty: Warzone. When he isn’t clacking away at his keyboard, you’ll find him firing up another playthrough of Fallout: New Vegas.
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