The Doom Slayer returns next week, and to celebrate, Bethesda is hosting two launch events in Germany at Xperion Hamburg and Xperion Berlin.

On 15 May, Bethesda and id Software will release Doom: The Dark Ages, the third instalment in the modern Doom series, on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and Game Pass. Doom: The Dark Ages is the prequel to Doom (2016) and Doom Eternal.

To celebrate the release, Bethesda and Nvidia are hosting two community events on 13 and 14 May 2025 at the Xperions in Hamburg and Berlin. In Hamburg there will be a big creator show with Rocket Beans on 13 May. On 14 May, Maxim, Mahluna and Mango will be in Berlin. At both events, visitors will have the chance to take part in the Doom: The Dark Ages competition (stamp collecting) and win prizes such as 3x Xbox Series X or 3x Doom: The Dark Ages Collector's Bundle. Both events are free to attend, but due to capacity restrictions, a free ticket must be obtained in advance.

13 May

Xperion Hamburg (Tickets)
Mönckebergstraße 1/4og, 20095 Hamburg
17:30 - Doors open in Hamburg, entry with valid ticket only
18:00 - Start of Creator Event with Rocket Beans

14 May

Xperion Berlin (Tickets)
Alexanderplatz 3, 10178 Berlin
17:30 - Doors open in Berlin, entry with valid ticket only
18:00 - Start of Creator Event with Maxim, Mahluna, Mango and more


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