Doom Guía y cronología

DOOM's constant is fighting through demonic forces, but its eras change the pace, atmosphere and story framing. A player looking for the Slayer's modern action does not need to complete every previous experiment first.

The Dark Ages returns to an earlier period of that Slayer story despite arriving later. That makes it a prequel to compare with the modern pair, not proof that publication and internal chronology are identical.

Choose a version route: the classics, Doom 3 with Resurrection of Evil, or 2016 into Eternal and its expansions. Use release progression for a first look at the Slayer games, then explore their earlier-set prequel.

Classic and Modern are broad product groups. Modern contains both Doom 3's approach and the Slayer-era releases, whose detailed relationship should not be settled by the group name alone.

• Classic Doom (4 entries)

  The classic DOOM shooter releases, a distinct play-history route with qualified relationships to later versions.

• Modern Doom (7 entries)

  A broad modern collection containing Doom 3's route and the Slayer-era games. The Dark Ages is earlier-set; the group does not resolve every version relationship.

The named starting points distinguish the experience you want. Keep Eternal's Ancient Gods parts with Eternal, with Part One before Part Two.

1. 1
   1993DoomGame · 1993
2. 2
   1994Doom II: Hell on EarthGame · 1994
3. 3
   1996Final DoomGame · 1996
4. 4
   1997Doom 64Game · 1997
5. 5
   2004Doom 3Game · 2004
6. 6
   2005Doom 3: Resurrection of EvilGame · 2005
7. 7
   2016Doom (2016)Game · 2016
8. 8
   2020Doom EternalGame · 2020
9. 9
   2020Doom Eternal: The Ancient Gods - Part OneGame · 2020
10. 10
    2021Doom Eternal: The Ancient Gods - Part TwoGame · 2021
11. 11
    2025Doom: The Dark AgesGame · 2025