Fans of Doom The Dark Ages Will Love Project Warlock 2, Now in Full Release

Okay, let’s talk about Project Warlock 2. You know those games that just go all out on chaos? Yeah, this is one of them. Not saying it’s the same as those hardcore tactical sims – like where you feel like a button press could mean certain death – but it has its charm. Imagine this: you’re sprinting like you just heard the ice cream truck, zipping across crazy landscapes, and unleashing absolute havoc on monsters. Sounds fun, right? That’s what draws people to games like Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun, Dusk, Ultrakill – the whole works. And now, this new game’s stepping into the mix. It’s got a name, too – Project Warlock 2. Just hit its full form on Steam.

Now, Warlock 2’s not your run-of-the-mill shooter. Nope, it’s sipping from the magical goblet of inspiration, pulling tricks from Heretic and Hexen, on top of the usual suspects, Doom and Quake. People have been vibing with it during its early days – racked up some decent ratings. Started out steady, but with the big launch, those numbers are climbing like they’re on some kinda rating rollercoaster.

Why’s that happening now? Well, the game’s fully fleshed out. Picture this: three main characters to mess around with, 36 levels jam-packed with action, and a staggering arsenal. I mean, we’re talking 54 weapons and 27 spells, plus over 50 different monstrous foes lurking about. It’s like a buffet of mayhem.

Oh, and visually? It’s got that retro charm but with a punch. Fast-paced, too. It’s not just a rehash – Project Warlock 2’s trying to stand on its own, and honestly, it might just pull it off. Lots of demon-smashing and whatnot for players to muck around with.

And just throwing it out there – if you’re looking to snag this chaotic gem, it’s on sale right now. Half off on Steam till June 11; so, get on that before the price jumps back up. Or, if you’re craving more indie goodness, there are plenty of other gems waiting to be uncovered in the best indie and action games on PC.

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