- A range of merch is available for Doom: The Dark Ages
- The standout item is the “Collector’s Bundle”
- Shirts, cups and even a skate deck are for sale.
DOOM: The Dark Ages is in the news right now thanks to an amazing showing during Developer_Direct 2025, the announcement of the 15th May 2025 release date, and the publication of its Steam page which revealed the required PC specs to play this anticipated title. We, however, are not here to talk about any of that.
Instead we want to look at the merchandise that is available for the game, starting with one we’ve known about for a while in the form of the “Collector’s Bundle” which is the collector’s edition of the game complete with a 12″ Doom Slayer statue, key card replica, and a code for the game along with DLC including two day early access.
Less well-known is the range of merch that publisher Bethesda is selling on its dedicated store. The Collector’s Bundle is there, but so are the following items from cheapest to most expensive. Click on their names to be taken to the individual store pages.
- Shield Saw Record Slip mat – $17,
- Tankard – $22,
- Mug – $25,
- T-shirt – $32,
- Tarot T-shirt – $32,
- Skate deck – $75,
- Collector’s Bundle – $199.99.
Starting with the cheapest item in the form of the record slip mat, this is based on Doom Slayer’s new shield. While fun we’re not the biggest record collectors here, so we’re moving on.
The next two items are very simple in the form of a tankard and mug, both with the logo of the game printed on the side. Again we can’t say we’re impressed here as these kind of look like bootlegs you’d find at a flea market.
The T-shirt options are slightly more interesting. The regular T-shirt, like the tankard and mug, just has the game’s logo printed on the front. The tarot T-shirt is much more exciting with some artwork of the Doom Slayer on the front but, unfortunately, it’s completely sold out right now.
We saved the best for last as the skate deck is our favourite pick of the bunch. We don’t skate but these decks make great pieces of wall art.
On top of the meagre selection of merch, the Bethesda store is based in America. While it does ship to a large amount of countries, South Africa is not one of them. On top of that, many items are only available for shipping inside of the USA, and to Canada. Local fans would need to privately import any of these items, but remember that the Collector’s Bundle should be available locally.
Hopefully, after 15th May and the release of DOOM: The Dark Ages, more fun merch will be available. If, for example, you look at the broader DOOM items available, there’s a smorgasbord of interesting items. Our favourite is the DOOM Anthology, which packs six previous games into a small replica of the BFG.
