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Reported by Slayers Club / Xbox Wire; no other outlets have covered a DOOM: The Dark Ages Revelations expansion or July 7 launch.

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  • ▲No corroborating reports found for the expansion name, Chain Spear weapon, or Ripatorium 3.0 update details.
  • ▲DOOM: The Dark Ages Revelations expansion launching July 7
  • ▲Chain Spear weapon
  • ▲Ripatorium 3.0 update with specific new features and maps
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VERIFIEDBy Xavier Rivera· ·1.5 min read

DOOM: The Dark Ages Revelations Launches July 7

DOOM: The Dark Ages | Revelations, a new campaign expansion featuring the Chain Spear and deeper puzzles, launches on July 7 along with a free Ripatorium 3.0 update. The release gives base game owners a $19.99 purchase path while Premium Edition buyers receive it at no extra cost.

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DOOM: The Dark Ages Revelations expansion launches July 7. It adds a new Slayer campaign chapter with deeper puzzles, new demons, and the Chain Spear weapon. A free Ripatorium 3.0 update improves arena customization for all players. The add-on costs $19.99 standalone or comes with the Premium Edition.

DOOM: The Dark Ages | Revelations, an all-new campaign expansion for the game, arrives on July 7.

Revelations adds a new chapter to the Slayer's story. The expansion thrusts the wounded and betrayed Slayer into a merciless purgatory. He must confront haunting truths with the help of a mysterious ally, ascend from the prison of his mind, and fight an abomination of the gods to free his followers.
The expansion thrusts the wounded and betrayed Slayer into a merciless purgatory.

The new campaign features deeper puzzles, new demons, and new mysteries across its levels. It introduces the deadly Chain Spear to expand combat options. The weapon delivers a combat system that rewards mastery through a potent combination of power and mobility.
POST FROM @DOOM· official announcement tweet from @DOOM matching the article exactly: Revelations launches July 7
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Ripatorium 3.0 update arrives free for all players. The update launches alongside the expansion on July 7 and adds deeper customization, improved pass code generation, and personal preset options to the arena challenge mode. Owners of Revelations receive three new maps, demons, and fully upgraded new weapons for the Ripatorium after completing the story.
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Purchase options include standalone add-on or Premium Edition upgrade. Base game players can buy the standalone DOOM: The Dark Ages | Revelations downloadable add-on for USD $19.99 on July 7. They can also upgrade to the Premium Edition, available now for USD $34.99. Purchasing the DOOM: The Dark Ages Premium Edition or Collectors Bundle grants access to the expansion at no additional cost at launch.
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DOOM: The Dark Ages is available on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox PC, Steam, Battle.net, and PlayStation 5. It can be played now on Game Pass Ultimate, Game Pass Premium, or PC Game Pass. Owners gain access on both Series X|S and Xbox PC at no additional cost with Xbox Play Anywhere.
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