If You Enjoy Doom The Dark Ages, Check Out the Gory Boomer Shooter Project Warlock 2 Now in Version 1.0

Alright, let’s dive into this chaotic yet somehow compelling world of FPS games, shall we? So, here’s the deal: while those hyper-realistic tactics-heavy shooters are all about feeling like you’re actually in a war zone (hello, Arma 3), there’s just something heart-racingly fun about the completely absurd ones. You know, the ones that let you zip around at insane speeds and just—bam!—obliterate everything in sight. Think Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun or whatever, with monsters so bizarre they seem ripped from a fever dream. That’s why Project Warlock 2 has me so intrigued. Oh, and it just hit version 1.0 on Steam—the big leagues, folks.

Now, what’s the deal with this game? Picture all those old-school vibes from Doom and Quake, but throw in some magic from games like Heretic, and boom—you’ve got Project Warlock 2. People seem to dig it too, apparently, with a solid 77% thumbs up turning to an even more enthusiastic 86% after it left Early Access. Maybe because it’s finally complete? Who knows, but the buzz is real.

And this isn’t just a little upgrade or anything. We’re talking three character campaigns, 36 levels (that’s a lot, right?), and a whole arsenal—54 weapons and 27 spells, not to mention over 50 unique enemies ready to get blown to bits. It’s kind of epic how all that got packed into one game. I mean, the sheer chaos of it makes my head spin.

Visually, the game’s got this distinct flair—it’s fast, it’s furious, and you’ve got three unique characters to mess around with. It’s like a party where you destroy monsters instead of… whatever else people do at parties.

Oh, and get this: it’s out now in all its glory with a sweet 50% off on Steam, but only until June 11! So, if you’ve got eight bucks and some change lying around, you might wanna snag it while you can.

By the way, if you’re still hungry for more, we’ve got all kinds of indie and action games for you to check out. And yeah, hop over to our Discord or follow us on Google News if you feel like chatting about this madness. Who knew FPS could be such a wild ride?