Project Warlock

you can find better boomer shooters out there. only the last chapter was fun to play, it had really a lot of enemies and you use your whole arsenal. but rest of the game, esp the first chapter are pretty dull - levels are mostly one-floored, not a lot of enemies, and a lot of heals and ammo at the same time. secrets are easy to find and do not pose anything interesting - you just bump and shoot into walls and find them, like in wolfenstein. i played on hardcore and i found the game pretty easy. i died mostly on the last chapter. the game is not bad but it felt like a waste of time a little

Так посмотришь и скажешь: «пиксельная срань», но, блин, баланс скорости, продолжительности и импакта от попадания — это прям для меня. Ещё и на каждый уровень своя мелодия. Это часть конечно не такая oxyeнная как вторая, но за свой прайс вообще пушка!

90/100 One of the finest old school shooters you can find.

Well, the game is fun. Its my first time playing such game, which means the entire experience is a very new thing to me. To start off with what the game does good: the level design, some levels are really annoying to play but others are really really fun to figure out and explore which tbh made me want to keep going through all the levels. (there is a lot of bad choices in regard of the level's elements and objects but ill come to that later.), another thing this game does good is the action, its really fun to freeze a bunch of huge monsters and then blow them all up to chunks with an rpg... surprising right? it has a good collection of weapons to play with, i really wouldve liked if certain monsters were more immune/weak to certain weapons so that you figure it out mid-play and focus on saving the ammo to use it on them. The game is nice visually too, the 2d-3d mix (idk what that is called oopsie) is really interesting, ive never seen such thing before and i really liked it. and THE GORE ISNT TOO MUCH THANK GOD!!! ITS LIKE MANAGABLE. i saw similar games to this one but it was too disgusting that i really dont want to force myself to play because i dont want to get used to such stuff, i want to keep a bit of my humanity, so for all the people that worry about that this game isnt gonna take it away from you. the bad things that the game does, well, there is some bugs here and there, i fell from 3 different maps like 6 times. And the elevator wtvr mechanic where you interact with a thing that lifts it either up or down, is really flawed, so basically the game wants you to go up and stay there, kill the enemies and then activate the wtvr to take you down again. ong i replayed a level like 3 times because sometimes it goes up too fast for you to get in (especially with the sprinter perk that makes you really fast that id you move even once you run off the thing), and youre just stuck down forever, no way to get up other than playing ALL the levels before until you reach that point again. and that really really pissed me off. Another thing is, some bosses are yh sure difficult (the ones in the early game), which is rewarding when you defeat, but the bosses later on get sooo easy to defeat. which wasnt rewarding, i dont think it was the game's way of showing you that the guy got too strong tbh, its just that way. thats what i could think of right after finishing the game, would i recommend it to other people? yes. and i bought it for dirt cheap too (less than 2$). so yes it was a nice experience!

This game is a great work in terms of anti-sociality. It’s more enjoyable than the projects of dumbheads. It’s far better than all those desk-bound accounting and coding projects made by so-called project people. I’m talking about those “foolish” people who make programming unnecessarily complicated just so it looks perfect, not actual accountants.

This game seems cool as hell and from what I can play, it is. I don't know how this game got the fully Steam Deck playable checkmark. Controller support is completely broken and most of the time I've spent in game has been fiddling with Steam Input to get this game to a playable state on a Steam Deck/controller. There is a menu in game to re-map your controls but it doesn't work for whatever reason. TLDR; If your a Steam Deck player be prepared to make your own Steam Input layout.

A well made Doom clone, what deserves the name of being so. You will find 5 completely different episodes with a great variety, so as closing each with a related boss enemy. Once you are into and get familiar, it really makes fund so as it is a challenge. You'll be in your HQ, where you can upgrade your character and select the mission as per a linear way from top to bottom, make you choice in between weapons or spell upgrades, but better to be with modified guns and just the shielding spell. Once being deployed, it might start gentle, but it becomes tougher with every episode, be ready to swiftly choose the right weapon in between melee and distant arms, Be sure to check the levels for secrets, where valuable upgrade points to be found too. The graphics are simple pixelated made, but requite a modern rig to deal with, the effects are stunning, the music plain simple like in the 90'. Depends of the chosen difficulty, it will take you about 12 hours to master this game, achievement hunters may reply it trice, for getting all points done. Overall, a must for old school players.