Hedon Bloodrite

Growing up with a cheapo laptop, I latched pretty quick onto DOOM mods. I remember spending hours browsing Doomworld or the ZDoom forums, marvelling at the stuff people were putting out. Entirely for free, mind you. And even with all that this game flew under my radar! After I finally caved and bought it in a sale, I have to admit I felt dumb for having put it off for so long. It's *so good*. While I know people can work indescribable wizardry with modern Doom sourceports, the care and love put into the aesthetics and level design is really put into perspective when you realize it was (more or less) made on a thirty-something year old framework! You play as a (very) buff, blue half-orc named Zan who, after having woken up in a damp cavern, must journey through various incredibly detailed and very intricate levels, ranging from lush forests and dwarven foundries to towering mountains, to stop whoever massacred her orcish brethren.. by massacring her way through hordes of cultists and demons. It's a very magitech/crystalpunky setting, with lots of glowing crystals and heavy machinery alongside medieval fantasy hearths and fur rugs. And built orcish ladies. With exposed midriffs. …

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Level design in this takes me back to the days of Duke and Thief. It's also very much got its own Fantasy style that really works. Solid game, give it a go!

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This is, for me, a really odd game. I was expecting arenas of monsters to shoot my way through while hunting for various coloured keys to progress forward to even more arenas full of monsters to shoot. And Hedon DOES have all of that. But it's also not just a boomer shooter style FPS where you just shoot everything, there's a lot more here and the game kept surprising me. Some levels are pretty linear but a lot of maps are pretty open with multiple objectives and side-missions in them. There are puzzles to solve. Platforms to platform over. Secrets to stumble upon. It's more like a RPG in many aspects than a straight up FPS. There is an almost excessive amount of detail in the environments, and the areas themselves range from mines and cultist camps to forests, icy peaks and oceans of magma. When I first entered a city level I assumed the buildings were just cosmetic and that I'd have a straight-forward linear path to walk forward in until I find the designated exit, then to my surprise almost every structure had a detailed interior you could access granted you knew how to parkour your way onto the roofs and then get inside. There's also some creative "nightmare" levels with surre…

Demonology simulator.