This official Bethesda mouse mat with one of my favorite pieces of Doom art usually goes for $32, but it's less than $10 for Black Friday

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Bethesda DOOM: The Dark Ages Slayer's Triumph Oversized Mousepad
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Bethesda DOOM: The Dark Ages Slayer's Triumph Oversized Mousepad: was $32 now $9.50 at gear.bethesda.net

If you've got the space for it, a big mousepad can be a genuine game changer, and they always have the sickest art. They usually come at a price premium though, which is why this official Bethesda mouse mat boasting a killer Doom Slayer spread really caught my attention.

Key specs: 32x10.6 in (813 x 270 mm)

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Let's say that, instead of looking for one of the best Black Friday desktop deals this consumerism season, you just want to spruce up the top of your desk. The official Bethesda merch store of all places might have one of the best bargains you'll find: A jumbo, 32x10.6 in (813x270 mm) mousepad featuring killer Doom Slayer artwork for 70% off, $10 instead of the usual $32.

There's no beating the classic, '90s Doom art by Don Ivan Punchatz, Julie Bell, and Gerald Brom, but this saturated, comic book key art of the Slayer in Doom: The Dark Ages is one of my favorite single pieces to emerge from the series post-2016 revival.

We even used the same art for a PC Gamer print cover story about Doom: The Dark Ages. Game director Hugo Martin and producer Marty Stratton spoke to me about the then-upcoming shooter's arsenal and new melee weapons system, among other topics.

And at $10, down from $32, this pad feels like a steal. Ten bucks is crappy, tiny, foam office-tier mousepad pricing, the sort of thing that has a company logo on it and belongs in front of an Optiplex PC that remembers the 2000s. Ten bucks for a nice, huge gaming mousemat from an official merch store feels like you're getting away with something⁠—and believe me, if I had a desk that could accommodate it, I would be.

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Ted Litchfield
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Ted has been thinking about PC games and bothering anyone who would listen with his thoughts on them ever since he booted up his sister's copy of Neverwinter Nights on the family computer. He is obsessed with all things CRPG and CRPG-adjacent, but has also covered esports, modding, and rare game collecting. When he's not playing or writing about games, you can find Ted lifting weights on his back porch. You can follow Ted on Bluesky.

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