Adrenaline-pumping gore retro funhouse that’s full of guns, magic, demons, vertical arenas, 3D visuals, 2D sprites, and heavy metal music.
Project Warlock II picks up right after the events of the first game. Palmer, Urd, and Kirsten, each have their own skills, perks, unique weapons, magic skills to unlock, and personal reasons to confront their old Warlock master. Fight your way through 3 explosive chapters set in distinct settings, encounter a menagerie of deadly monsters, powerful bosses hulking in the darkness, and unleash a bullet hell action that will infuse you with constant adrenaline bursts.
Very Positive
15 Steam reviews
| LANGUAGE | AUDIO | SUBTITLES | INTERFACE |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | Y | Y | Y |
| Chinese (Simplified) | — | — | Y |
| French | — | — | Y |
| German | — | — | Y |
| Polish | — | — | Y |
| Portuguese (Brazil) | — | — | Y |
| Portuguese (Portugal) | — | — | Y |
| Russian | — | — | Y |
| Spanish (Spain) | — | — | Y |
This is a very fun game, although it loses something of the pure charm and simplicity of the first game. The third episode also feels undercooked, with levels that are far too short, which is a shame, as the setting itself is amazing. It took me about 14 hours to play through the full 1.0 campaign while looking for secrets, so it's a solid length overall. The combat is very thrilling and satisfying. The gore effects never get old. It's a fun game and I'm glad I played, although I hope they regain some of the focus the first one had that seemed to get overwhelmed in this sequel.
Before the updates it was a fairly middling, if nice-looking shooter.
Now, after the update, myself and several other users are stuck on a loading screen that won't move past 0%.
Can't exactly recommend.
Very good old school fps. It is much faster than the first game, but the gunplay is still fantastic. Recommended for Doom fans.
Fast paced, key hunting, dungeon sprawling/crawling, numerous enemy types, weapons feel punchy and their upgrade paths provide some variety should you choose to use them. World design is great, atmosphere is great, soundtrack is great. Definitely a good successor to PW1.
Прикольний шутер старої школи. В принципі не сподобалось тілько те що зброю перед прокачкою неможливо затестувати і у мене часом прокачана зброя викликала більше питань ніж не прокачана. Ну карти в третьому акті якісь занадто заплутані і не цікаві.
this game is insanely good
Ждём продолжения!))
nice
good
Underrated Boomer shooter sequel.
Много крови? Нравится. Много демонов? Нравится. Много резни? Тоже нравится, Если коротка то имба игра с простой задачей убивать все что движется + после зачистки идет тп к базе где можно еще прокачку оружки и себя ебануть. Кайф игра чтоб отдохнуть немного)
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Sucks you in pretty quick. Enjoyed it a bunch, though perhaps not quite as much as the original. Solid game give it an go eh!
They tried hard to make the sequel different. As a fan of the original game, however, I kind of wish they hadn't. The design and gameplay are now vastly different. The levels are very vertical with bridges, tunnels, multiple floors, jump pads and ladders in the arenas. You know, like in Quake. But I never liked Quake that much. I always preferred Doom to Quake.
It's still fun to kill enemies. But it's a shame the game relies too much on cheap ambushes, with enemies constantly appearing out of thin air. Most of the weapons look good and feel satisfying to shoot, but the damage model feels strange; sometimes the weapon one-shots enemies and sometimes it feels like a pea shooter. This may be due to the damage resistances that each enemy can have, but it's impossible to keep track of that given the sheer number of enemy types in the game. There are about a hundred different enemy types, but they all feel very similar. This invites comparison with classic Doom II, which has a fraction of the number of enemy types, but each one feels more unique.
I also have to mention the automap. Firstly, it's so confusing that it's rarely useful. Maybe use more colors than just green next time? Lines, icons, polygons, anything other that green dots? Secondly, the automap gets erased each time you reload the game, so it's even useless for tracking your progress and remembering which areas you've visited.
Finally, many of the achievements are extremely time-consuming. They actually want you to kill a certain boss 100 times. After playing the game for 47 hours, I have only managed to kill the boss twice. Are you even serious?
Keep in mind there's no chapter select; you have to play every episode from the beginning to the end. So much for hunting missed secrets.
Overall, this is a mediocre game; weaker and more inconsistent than its predecessor. I'm still giving it a thumbs up, but it's just meh.
