Doom: The Dark Ages' developers have confirmed in a recent interview that the game won't allow you to dash or double jump like you could in Eternal.
When it was first announced, Doom: The Dark Ages looked like it'd be, well, just more Doom. That wouldn't have been a bad thing at all considering how great 2016's reboot and Eternal were, but it turns out that it's doing quite a lot differently than the previous games.
Doom is a simple game with a simple objective, and multiplayer complicates that.
When The Dark Ages was highlighted at Xbox's Developer Direct, it became clear that id Software is aiming for a more grounded approach than Eternal, with movement looking a lot less bouncy and fluid. That's now been confirmed outright by the developers, who removed a few features from Eternal.
As highlighted by ResetEra user Rychu and Twitter user klobrille, Doom: The Dark Ages is the cover game this month for Edge Magazine. Edge had the chance to speak with the game's developers, who went into detail on all of the changes that have been made for the prequel.
While it's great to hear about level length and why the plot...
