HeXen II
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The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse lurk in the shadows before you. They are Death, Pestilence, Famine, and War. They are the root of all that is evil. They are the least of your worries. The last know Serpent Rider, Eidolon, lives. As the Necromancer, the Assassin, the Crusader, or the Paladin, you must defeat the dark generals and their Hell-spawned legions before you can face the Archfiend and attempt to end his ravenous onslaught. Go in peace and you will surely die.
- Experience the Quake Engine’s true, polygon-based modeling for the most realistic, detailed environments ever seen in 3D gaming.
- Possess distinct spells, powers and 32 new weapons. With experience, gain levels, more hit points and certain abilities that apply to your specific character class, such as increased speed, firepower, and jump distance.
- Bludgeon your way through four demon-infested worlds – Medieval, Egyptian, Mesoamerican and Roman. Smash stained glass windows, collapse structural beams, and pulverize trees.
- Come face-to-face with Knight Archers, Fire Imps, Were-Jaguars, Skull Wizards and more. Go in with friends, or go against foes in a bloody Deathmatch. Up to 16 players can go at it via LAN and over the Internet.
Game Discussion
Steam User 22
Another great dark fantasy classic from the boomer shooter era. Each class changes up the play through quite a bit so you can easily get a lot of fun out of it. Some of the maps can get quite confusing so you may want to look up a solid walk through ahead of time!
Steam User 7
A top ten of all time games. Grab it and play your heart out, Each class makes the game a different play and they're all worth a playthrough,
Steam User 2
One of the best games in its genre. In those years when it appeared, it was a stunning breakthrough in the fantasy gaming world.
Steam User 2
Fantasy Quake. I mean, like... moreso. Shoot fantasy weapons and run around hub levels. The graphics are a little more hi-res than Quake and the levels are bigger/expansive. But the storyline is incomprehensible. The puzzles are more challenging.
Steam User 1
An absolute classic from it's time, with modern computer the only annoying part of the old experience (the loading time between the areas) is gone and it's pure fun.
I believe it was one of the best uses of the old quake engine, having RPG elements and medieval fantasy in a FPS game. The technology might be outdated now, but the experience is ahead of its time.
Steam User 1
Loved this game since I first played it over 15 years ago. Multiple levels, great story line, and always a challenge. Great game!
Steam User 0
Short review: Finally! the Hexen (II) that manages to use its ideas and give it context (without the need of putting the 26/th part of a fre****g lever).
And... it's just ok.
Man, just a few more weapons, enemies and better puzzle (and way less backtracking) and this game could have been a masterpiece!)
P.S. download the patch. it'll save you an headache in order to try running this game on modern system... or any system, that is!