Project Warlock II

7/10 generally improves on the first instalment but feels a little unsatisfying in some ways. Not much in way of narrative either but with a decent sound track. The graphics have improved whilst keeping the essential style from the 1st game. Decent amount of weapons for each of the characters and nice variety of enemies across the chapters, with several variants of each. The automatic hard mode half way through each campaign keeps things interesting without being unfair. Combo and locational hit mechanics are fine, though you will often feel like a yoyo. As your health will suddenly go from full to running back to the level start, desperately looking for health. Big improvement on the level design with the addition of jumping and more verticality. But it's also a bit janky in places because of the jumping, as I managed to avoid key locked doors and get into secrets by cheating a few times on each chapter. Plus the levels actually feel like what they are called, rather than just being 'video game level 3'. Like if it's called "Old person cruise ship", "Discount Femboy warehouse" or "Sweaty Furry convention" then that's what it looks like. (Sadly, none of those examples exist, maybe in a DLC...) One small thing thst is both cool and kinda stupid, is the inclusion of non-combat human NPC's running around screaming. If you shoot them or they run into a fire, they die and respawn as a basic enemy which is kinda cool. But...why aren't the invading monsters trying to kill them? That makes no sense, plus it'd be cooler if you had to try and protect them to stop the enemy bolstering their numbers.

The ending is very meh, but overall a great boomer shooter that improves on all of the aspects of it's predecessor.

Überchad melee build axe-wielding Warlock vs his three disciples :Chad akimbo full automatic shotgun with frost enchanted rune Palmer, Chad crystal spell equipping, with enemies-healthleeching-tomahawk wielding God-Devil duality cowgirl Urd, Chad Death-himself-protected nuclear warhead spamming Kristen. Each chapter's protagonist has his/her strong suit, that said you can experience different playstyle and try using different weapon upgrade. PS: This is one of the few Boomer-Shooter that you can fire nuclear warhead: Shadow Warrior 1997, Project Warlock 2 Kristen, and Starship Trooper Ultimate Bug War! Samantha Dietz. Also, one thing I really like about this game is that it doesn’t just improve on almost every gameplay system from Project Warlock 1—it also makes a genuine effort to expand and explore the setting established in the first game. You get a closer look at the lives of the individual disciples, the darker side of the magic academy which they either graduated from or got expelled, and the disciple’ s memories of Warlock, the protagonist of the original game.

Project Warlock 2 is an immense improvement over the original. The game feels faster, more frenetic, and far more of a complete project. The variety in environments, enemies, spells, and weapons is constantly changing. This is one of the finest boom shoots of the past several years I have played.

one of those amazingly fantastic boomer shooters, genuinely amazing

Ein Hidden Gem! macht echt Spaß mit den 3 Charakteren die Level zu durchstreifen, dabei kann man nach jedem Level Upgrades kaufen macht Laune ein tolles Spiel für Zwischendurch. Natürlich an die alten Doom teile angelehnt aber da kann man generell nix falsch machen Monster schnetzeln geht immer.

Nada que ver a la primera entrega. No tiene sentido el diseño de nivel, la aparicion de enemigos, lo que es destruible o no es al azar casi. Ojalá pudiera devolverlo

Not quite as good as 1, but really decent still. Oldschool, simple and fun 1st person shooter.

i love this game