If You’re a Fan of Doom: The Dark Ages, Check Out the Gory Boomer Shooter Project Warlock 2, Now at Version 1.0

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So, here’s the deal. I’ve always had this thing for games that just defy logic. I mean, who doesn’t love a good dose of chaos, right? Forget the gritty realism of those tactical shooters. Sometimes, you just need a game that lets you go full-on madcap, like you’re starring in some wild action movie. That’s where Project Warlock 2 comes in—recently hit version 1.0 on Steam. No lie, it’s got a Quake-Hexen kind of vibe. Think magic powers, crazy fast action, and blasting away at some nightmarish baddies. And honestly, I can’t stop thinking about it.

Anyway, I guess it’s been pretty well-received. When it was in Early Access, people gave it this warm, fuzzy reception. Like, it’s sitting at a 77% “Mostly Positive” on Steam. But recently those numbers have climbed to 86%, “Very Positive.” Maybe it’s because of its official launch? Who knows. It’s got all this cool stuff now—three character stories, 36 levels (yep, you read right), 54 weapons, 27 spells, and a whopping lineup of enemy types. It’s, like, a monster mash paradise.

And there’s something about those visuals! Points for style, seriously. Plus, let’s not forget the pace—breakneck is an understatement. Each character does their own thing, so it keeps you on your toes. I dunno, feels like a worthy sequel, with more bad guys than you can shake a stick at.

Oh, and side note: while we’re in this rabbit hole—it’s available at a sweet 50% off right now until June 11. Feels like a steal at $8.49 USD, or whatever that translates to in GBP, £6.74, I think? I don’t do conversions well, haha. Anyway, grab it if you’re up for it.

Or not? Maybe you’re into other stuff. There are plenty of indie and action games out there. And hey, if you want more gaming chit-chat, follow us on Google News, because why not? We have a Discord too, apparently—a place to yak about this with fellow gamers and probably take tons of detours in conversation, just like this.

Anyway, that’s all for now—wait, did I mention the discount? Oh well, I’ve lost my train of thought here. Go enjoy some monster chaos!