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Pre-Order Deal: DOOM: The Dark Ages Premium Upgrade is 67% Off

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August 31, 2026

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Pre-Order Deal: DOOM: The Dark Ages Premium Upgrade is 67% Off

Early adopters of id Software's upcoming shooter can secure the premium treatment for a fraction of the cost, provided they already plan on grabbing the base experience.

The short version

The Humble Store is running a 67% pre-order discount on the Premium Upgrade for DOOM: The Dark Ages, dropping the add-on to £23.19. Note that this is an upgrade package and requires the base game to play.

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Updated Sep 17, 2026 · Reviewed by the Nexzy newsroom

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Pre-Order Deal: DOOM: The Dark Ages Premium Upgrade is 67% Off

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£23.19

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✓ All-time low

Requires the base game of DOOM: The Dark Ages (sold separately) to play.

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Pre-ordering a ticket to the latest virtual apocalypse usually comes at a premium, but early adopters have a rare chance to cut down the entry fee. The DOOM: The Dark Ages - Premium Upgrade has already been released, and as of today, August 30, 2026, it is available on the Humble Store for $23.10 USD (approximately £18.20 GBP) at 67% off.

To be clear, this is not a ticket for the full ride. According to the Humble Store listing, this deep discount applies strictly to the Premium Upgrade, which requires the standalone base game of DOOM: The Dark Ages to function. The base game itself remains at its standard price. Buying an upgrade before owning the actual game might feel a bit like buying premium seat covers before you have the car, but for players already planning to grab the shooter on day one, the math behaves itself nicely.

The details

  • Deal: DOOM: The Dark Ages - Premium Upgrade
  • Price: $23.10 USD (67% off)
  • Platform: PC (Steam via Humble Store)
  • Requirement: Base game of DOOM: The Dark Ages (sold separately)

While discounts this steep are usually reserved for games that have spent a few years collecting digital dust, DOOM: The Dark Ages was released on May 15, 2025. It's a quiet nod to the bargain hunters who don't mind assembling their library piece by piece, even if it means holding onto a premium pass while waiting for the main event to launch.

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