Before starting a new game, we all, as completionists, love going through what challenges are ahead of us. Doom The Dark Ages achievements are packed with brutal challenges and satisfying rewards. This guide breaks down everything you need to know to unlock every trophy in the game. From story progression to secret collectibles, we’ll help you hit all key Doom The Dark Ages milestones and trophies. Whether you’re aiming for 100% or just want the hardest ones, we’ve got you covered.
All Doom The Dark Ages Achievements (Trophies)
Doom The Dark Ages has 28 total achievements if we exclude the PS5 exclusive Platinum trophy. Some of these achievements require completing multiple weapon mastery, boss fights, and more. Here is the full list of trophies you can collect in DOOM: The Dark Ages:
Other Doom The Dark Ages In-Game Milestones
Alongside these achievements or trophies, there are some specific milestones that you can unlock only in-game. Completing Doom The Dark Ages in-game milestones will not give you any special achievements or trophies on PS5, Xbox, or Steam.
However, multiple milestones offer new skins for your weapons, so you would not want to miss out on these. With that said, here are the milestones that are not part of the 28 achievements list for Doom The Dark Ages:
- Red Planet: Complete chapter: Hebeth
- Onward and Upward: Complete chapter: Sentinel Barracks
- Open War: Complete chapter: Siege – Part 1
- Overgrown: Complete chapter: Abyssal Forest
- Heart Surgery: Complete chapter: Ancestral Forge
- I Have the Power: Complete chapter: The Forsaken Plains
- Knock, Knock: Complete chapter: Hellbreaker
- Boarding Party: Complete chapter: Sentinel Command Station
- Through the Rift: Complete chapter: From Beyond
- Into the Unknown: Complete chapter: City of Ry’uul
- Keymaker: Complete chapter: The Kar’Thul Marshes
- Dark Waters: Complete chapter: Temple of Lomarith
- Ritual Sacrifice: Complete chapter: Belly of the Beast
- Spared No Expense: Fully upgrade a weapon
- Combat Shotgun Mastery: Master the Combat Shotgun
- Super Shotgun Mastery: Master the Super Shotgun
- Shredder Mastery: Master the Shredder
- Impaler Mastery: Master the Impaler
- Accelerator Mastery: Master the Accelerator
- Cycler Mastery: Master the Cycler
- Pulverizer Mastery: Master the Pulverizer
- Ravager Mastery: Master the Ravager
- Chainshot Mastery: Master the Chainshot
- Grenade Launcher Mastery: Master the Grenade Launcher
- Rocket Launcher Mastery: Master the Rocket Launcher
- Challenge Accepted: Complete all Mission Challenges in Holy City
- Custom Trial: Complete chapter: Village of Khalim with at least one Custom difficulty setting
- Pandemonium Complete: Beat the campaign on Pandemonium difficulty
- Ultra-Nightmare Complete: Beat the campaign on Ultra-Nightmare difficulty
- Cultist Purge: Kill all of the Cultists in the Village of Khalim
Doom The Dark Ages Achievements Roadmap
As we mentioned above, Doom The Dark Ages has a total of 28 achievements for players to unlock. There are also a handful of milestones on top of these achievements that will help you unlock cosmetics. If you want to beat Doom The Dark Ages to collect all the trophies, it might take around 15+ hours .
Most of the milestones in The Dark Ages are tied to the story, combat challenges, collectibles, and progression-based tasks. You’ll unlock several trophies just by playing through the campaign naturally. Others, like mastering all weapons or killing enemies with specific finishers, require more effort.
There are also Doom The Dark Ages trophies related to hidden secrets and optional boss fights. Collectibles like Codex pages and upgrade items will play a big part in reaching 100%. I highly recommend you play on normal difficulty settings first to get used to the mechanics and then mop up the remaining trophies. A second playthrough might be needed if you miss any mission-specific or difficulty-related achievements. Overall, the roadmap looks manageable for most players, especially for those familiar with past DOOM games.
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