Bethesda has announced a closed Doom multiplayer beta that will take place between 31 March and 3 April.
Those who pre-ordered Wolfenstein: The New Order way back in 2014 will be granted immediate access to the beta. You can redeem your beta code here.
It isn’t yet clear which platforms the beta will be available on, but we do know what it will include.
Players will have the opportunity to try out Team Deathmatch on two new maps: Heatwave and Infernal.
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Bethesda has also released a new trailer, showcasing the game’s fast-paced multi-player in action.
It seems Doom is aiming to be very old-school with plenty of dynamic weapon pick-ups and fast, frantic movement across open environments.
The game will run at 1080p/60fps on all platforms, ensuring that all the ludicrous gore remains silky-smooth.
Doom is set for release on 13 May for PS4, Xbox One and PC.
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