The shooter franchise from Hell returns, as the sequel to Doom Eternal aims to be more accessible and closer to the original 90s classic.

Although Doom: The Dark Ages boasts an impressive and versatile arsenal, some fans are lamenting the absence of one of Eternal's most liked weapons.

Doom Eternal still has these first-person moments, of course - in one section Doomslayer fires himself out of a cannon in first-person, but the camera switches to third-person to see the demons ...

Strange as it may seem to want to shift away from a first person camera in a storied FPS like Doom Eternal, it's possible if you're willing to do a bit of Cheat Engine-powered tweaking.

Many gamers will likely not know or remember that in the early days of first-person shooters, weapons were traditionally centered on the screen.

The FearLess Cheat Engine community have been tinkering with Doom Eternal enabling console commands that have resulted in discoveries like the pistol, a weapon that was removed from the finished game.

2016's Doom was a first-person shooter that remained in the first-person perspective even during cutscenes. However, that is changing with Doom Eternal when it launches later this year.

With Sunbeam's cheat table, we were able to get Doom Eternal running in third-person. The result is game-breaking fun, even if some weapons simply don't play nicely with third-person.

DOOM Eternal gamers may be interested in a new mod created by the Fearless Cheat Engine community of modders, which has enabled a third person camera mode in the new DOOM Eternal shooter.

With Doom Eternal launching Thursday, we took a look at the biggest and best weaponry in the series' 26-year history.

Doom is near perfect when it comes to first-person gameplay. Now it's time to jump out of the helmet and see how Doom Eternal plays in third-person.

id Software has revealed details on the DOOM Eternal cutscenes, revealing they will be presented from a third-person view.