Doom Eternal The Ancient Gods: Part Two teaser trailer coming on March 15
An epic battle awaits.
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What you need to know
Doom Eternalfirst released back in March 2020, with a campaign we found to be exhilarating and frenetic. Two DLC packs were announced for Doom Eternal, split up into The Ancient Gods Part One and Part Two. While Part One released back in October 2020, the developers at id Software have shared a tease of when we’ll learn what’s next, alongside some intriguing artwork.
The first teaser trailer for Doom Eternal: The Ancient Gods - Part 2 is coming on March 15. The artwork accompanying this announcement seems to indicate players will be taking part in a massive battle, perhaps finally getting to use the gigantic mech suits seen throughout the game.
DOOM Eternal: The Ancient Gods - Part TwoTeaser trailer on 03.15.2021pic.twitter.com/77pXRpqNqgDOOM Eternal: The Ancient Gods - Part TwoTeaser trailer on 03.15.2021pic.twitter.com/77pXRpqNqg— DOOM (@DOOM)March 7, 2021March 7, 2021
id Software andBethesda Softworkspreviously confirmed that free upgrades were coming for a couple of titles including Doom Eternal, so hopefully this DLC will come alongside improvements forXbox Series X,Xbox Series SandPS5owners.
id Software, alongside the other studios at Bethesda Softworks, is set to become Xbox first-party at some point in the coming months, as Microsoft is continuing to finalize its acquisition of ZeniMax Media.
If you haven’t tried Doom Eternal yet, it’s currently available withXbox Game Pass, so anyone subscribed to the service can try it out and get a discount on any DLC, including the upcoming Part Two.
Related: Our full DOOM Eternal Xbox One review
Dive back into DOOM.
The first campaign expansion for DOOM Eternal is finally here, and it looks great. It’s included in the Deluxe Edition of the game, but you can also buy it separately.
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