Get Doom The Dark Ages for free with NVIDIA

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On May 15, 2025, DOOM: The Dark Ages, the latest installment in the legendary shooter series, will be released. Players who purchase the Premium Edition will get access to the brutal shooter on May 13. This edition not only offers early access, but also additional content such as a campaign DLC, a digital art book, the soundtrack, and the exclusive Divinity skin pack.

The game transports you to a dark, medieval-inspired world where you fight hordes of demons as the DOOM Slayer. With new weapons such as the Shield Saw and the ability to control a giant mech or a fire-breathing dragon, promises DOOM: The Dark Ages an epic gaming experience.


Free upgrade – how to get the Premium Edition

NVIDIA is currently offering a promotion where you can get the Premium Edition of DOOM: The Dark Ages for free when you purchase a qualifying GeForce RTX 50 Series graphics card or compatible laptop model. Eligible GPUs include the RTX 5070, 5070 Ti, 5080, and 5090. The promotion runs until May 21, 2025.
To receive the game, you must register your purchase through the NVIDIA app. Once you’ve registered, the Premium Edition will be added to your Steam account. Keep in mind that you must be at least 17 years old to unlock the game.

With this promotion, you’ll not only get to enjoy the expanded content, but also experience the latest graphics technology from NVIDIA. DOOM: The Dark Ages uses ray tracing and DLSS 4 to deliver stunning visual effects and smooth gameplay.

Stephan
Stephan
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