Hellbound

Hellbound is a first person shooter. The game brings back the glory of the classic shooter with modern graphics . A good selection of weapons are available. The game features graphic violence, blood, gore... Just like a typical 90s shooter! The easy system requirements should make this game popular with fans of the genre, Played this on my Dell Precision 3480 with Arc Xe graphics and RTX A500 discrete graphics. Game is very playable.

this game got alot of bugs, that gets you stuck on opening doors that wont open anymore

I kept running into a glitch where my guns wouldn't shoot despite having ammo. Unplayable. Stopped playing the game after 40ish minutes. Any extra time logged is the game running in the background to farm trading cards lol.

Guns roar through hellfire Rage outruns infernal hordes Steel claims one more dawn

Pretty fun but very short campaign, so I wouldn't recommend paying full price unless you really love wave survival. The final boss battle is a disappointment. It's mechanically very simple, and then when completed you're left expecting an episode 2, only to get end credits. It takes huge inspiration from original DOOM: guns, enemies, secrets, coloured keys... even the world screen between levels. Movement is fast and fluid, and the guns feel good to use (except for the rocket launcher alt fire, which makes it a very underwhelming grenade launcher). Music and sound design is good. The noises that the charging enemies (almost like a Dusk wendigo, minus the stealth) make gives them an extra hit of discomfort, which is cool!

Hellbound is one of those short, sweet, and straight-to-the-point FPS boomer shooters that you’ll enjoy over a nice weekend off. If you grew up with DOOM as I did back in the golden era of FPS games on PC decades ago, Hellbound will feel familiar to you in every regard. This has the same enemies, gameplay, key-finding to progress through levels, and overall graphics as the original DOOM games. Just as advertised, Hellbound literally feels like a classic 1990s FPS game, 30 years later. This game doesn’t reinvent the wheel or anything. It’s a love letter and homage to DOOM, and it’s a lot of fun. I love the gore, gameplay, levels, and the classic one-liners that you’d expect coming out of Duke Nukem’s mouth. They did feel a bit generic, but it was a nice touch regardless. The menus, sound effects, storyline, and even the metal soundtrack are all DOOM-inspired. Hellgore, the main character you’re playing as, even has his avatar look bloodied as you take damage, just like Doomguy. The weapons did leave a bit to be desired, as they felt very weak in Hellbound. The enemies, especially as you get towards the final few levels, are just sponges, and the same applies to the bosses, includi…