If you're eager to dive into the demon-slaying action of Doom: The Dark Ages, while also enriching your gaming library with classics from the Doom and Wolfenstein series, and want to make a positive impact by supporting Direct Relief, the new id & Friends Humble Bundle is your perfect match. This bundle, with a total value of $194, is available until May 13, and lets you choose how much you pay while earning fantastic rewards. Let's break down the three tiers, starting with the premium 11-item bundle that includes a 10% discount on Doom: The Dark Ages and its Premium Edition.

Doom: The Dark Ages, set for release on May 15, 2025, acts as a prequel to Doom (2016) and Doom Eternal, immersing the Doom Slayer in a medieval war against the forces of Hell. Our hands-on experience with the game left us impressed, as we noted, "every aspect of it looked and felt incredible."

By contributing at least $28 to the id & Friends Humble Bundle, you'll secure that 10% discount on Doom: The Dark Ages and its Premium Edition, along with:

• Doom Eternal
• Doom Eternal Year One Pass
• Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus
• Doom (2016)
• Doom + Doom II
• Wolfenstein: The New Order
• Wolfenstein: The Old Blood
• Doom 3
• Doom 64

If you're not interested in the coupon or aren't ready for the latest Doom adventure, there's a $12 tier that unlocks:

• Doom (2016)
• Doom + Doom II
• Wolfenstein: The New Order
• Wolfenstein: The Old Blood
• Doom 3
• Doom 64

For those who simply want to contribute $5 and still receive something in return, you can add Doom 3 and Doom 64 to your library.

The id & Friends Humble Bundle offers flexibility and rewards for supporting Direct Relief. You'll be able to redeem these codes on Steam and enjoy the games on Windows PCs. Remember, the bundle is available until May 13, so don't miss your chance to "rip and tear" through these incredible games.

For more insights, explore why we believe Doom is experiencing a renaissance with The Dark Ages and our initial thoughts from our preview in January 2025.

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