DOOM Eternal, the highly anticipated sequel to 2016's DOOM, is coming in about a month and a half. The game is going to be featured throughout February on IGN, beginning with the first 10 minutes of gameplay published yesterday and captured on PC at glorious 4K, 60 frames per second. The graphics settings weren't shared by IGN, though it makes sense that they would be maxed.
Needless to say, you probably shouldn't watch the video below in case you are worried about any potential spoilers, although DOOM Eternal isn't likely to be the kind of game where the plot is all-important.
In recent DOOM Eternal news, the developers at id Software discussed the improvements of the brand new id Tech 7 engine while confirming that raytracing technology will be looked at after the release, due on March 20th on PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Google Stadia (a Nintendo Switch port made by Panic Button, the same developer that handled the port of 2016's DOOM, is coming later).
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