Not that Universal, but the off-shoot Universal 1440 Entertainment. So odds are it wont get a theatrical release and instead go 'straight-to-video' or to streaming services like Netflix. For those that recall we got a Doom movie way back in 2005 that starred Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson. Outside of an interesting first-person sequence, it was mostly terrible.

No details have been released, other than the announcement from actor Nina Bergman tweeting the following.

Wow I’m doing the next “Doom” movie w Universal Pictures! I just signed all the paperwork💃🏼I get to go back to Bulgaria again and work with some of my favorite people💕This movie w a super cool Director AND my new record coming out, I feel like the luckiest girl in the world🍀 pic.twitter.com/q8t4iI0bgO

— Nina Bergman (@ninabergman) April 17, 2018

Which confirms that shooting will take place in Bulgaria. As Universal 1440’s projects include B-movie fare like 'Tremors' and a 'Death Race' sequel, it's probably worth keeping your expectations low. On the other hand a game-to-film adaptation for Doom would work best as an ultra-violent genre flick.