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What a classic. This game was one of the first PC games I actually played when I was a kid.

Great memories, and this game is still as great as back in the day.. Classic game that aged very well.. Hexen II (therefore "H2") came in a age where FPS were filling the pc gaming market back in the late 90's, being the true responsible for this wave the father of modern shooting games "Doom" (not the first one, mind you), being published by the same studio, ID software. With that in mind "what set this game apart from others?" you may ask, well a few key factors:

a) Graphic wise, the game engine is the final refinement of the Quake's, bringing fullyfleshed 3D where pixels were still a thing in the 90's and without cardboard looking ugly models, both for characters and enemies. Also both lightnning effects, water bloom and textures were above the curve, making the requirements to run the game a bit step.

b) Gameplay wise, H2 mainly plays as a normal FPS, with a lowerscreen hud, health and "ammo" bars with weapons to be collected around the levels and enemies to be destroyed, except that it mixes some RPG elements like level progression, classes that requires some different tactics (Like the Paladin may urge a agressive apprach as the Assassin can be played stealth like) and that the levels are actually hubs that have several enigmas and In-game quests (althought not that explicit) making the player tranverse in and out in order to proceed to the boss, instead of just killing all and reaching the exit.

When I said about the classes, it's important to observe that each one have it's own arsenal of weapons that may fit better some encounters when comparing to other classes available.

c) And last (for this analysis) this game is hard, not combat wise but in terms of puzzles, H2 doesn't hold the players hand when dealing with this and I must say in a negative regard, that it should be better pointed for the players, most the info and hints come in form of texts that pop-up (sometimes only once) with critical, but vague, information, forcing some players to either find a walkthrough (I had to resort to this back in the day when I played this game) or surrender and cry in the corner thinking theirselves dumb.

Overall it is a good experience, I found it to be one of the best of it's time, despite the aforementioned puzzle issues and the fact that the Steam version does not contain the xpac named "Portal of Praevus", that finish the Heretic/Hexen saga(s) as an decent epilogue.

Cheers. My childhood... This game never gets old. Great music and awesome gameplay. No matter how im feeling this always brings me up.. The whole heretic\/hexen atmosphere is gone by solely using the quake engine. It lost its charm, what a shame. The fast pace and bland blocky 3D models are doing the game more harm than good. I'm not sure why this game even exists.. The best first person slasher in hexen 2 I love playing! so much with id games awesome! cool! :). Honestly, this game is severely underrated. It came out in 2009, has never had a single sale (and probably never will), and fell quickly into obscurity. It's quite sad, as it's a really solid rhythm game with some great music. It's a shorter game, clocking in at less than 10 hours to 100%. There fifteen levels that get more and more challenging as you progress to a point where you'll be needing to use the Autopilot powerup for any chance at the diamond gruv (three per level; silver one is for simply finishing it, gold one is for a little challenge that you can usually do first try, diamond one is a bit harder and sometimes takes a lot more tries to get)

Check this game out. It's a couple dollars cheaper on Amazon if you really can't be bothered to spend the $10.

You can even get a free second 100% if you download the demo and import your full game files. (see AStats full game guide for the demo for a tutorial on the process)

I'm literally like the first person to play this game in two years. Please join me, this game's quite good I think.

solid 7\/10. What seems like a simple game is actually quite challenging and entertaining. Fun for all ages!. Great classic from the past. Very challenging puzzles and fun gameplay. Good music for when it was made, and a good class selection that adds a bit of variety.. This is like a simultaneous step up and step down from its predecessor.
Hexen II retains its predecessor's base aesthetic, you have four weapons, a basic manaless weapon, one that uses blue mana, one that uses green mana, and one that uses both. Alongside this you have an inventory system that retains some of its predecessor's items such as the Icon of the Defender and the Mystic Urn. The game also continues with having a hub world that you can go through, revisit, and unlock more of. This is pretty much where the similarity ends.
While not a bad game in its own right, its method of progression is less intuitive than Hexen: Beyond Heretic. Where H:BH had levers and puzzle pieces you needed to find, there was always a cohesive identifiable pattern. If you were lost, it was likely you were in the wrong section. In Hexen II, it's less obvious where you need to go. In the first hub level, Blackmarsh, the way you progress is to find a list of unrelated items, such as the Bones of Loric, the Amulet of Hunger, as well as several frustratingly difficult to find keys, all so you can find some sand, melt it into glass, and them grind it into a lens so you can somehow kill an otherwise unkillable golem, and that's only if you manage to find your way through the confusing and poorly designed levels. There is no unified 'theme' to the items, no specific puzzle you need to overcome, just a literal laundry list of actions and items to stumble upon while bumping against walls hoping to find a slightly stuck out switch or invisible wall.
The enemies you encounter get progressively stronger, but even though there is a leveling system, your character does not get stronger. The weakest enemy still takes the same amount of hits throughout the game, while the tougher non-boss enemies become bullet-sponges.
The game also can have the occasional game-breaking bug that prevents you from progressing. For me, the worst was at the very end, where I fought Eidolon, killed him, and destroyed the Chaos Orb, only to have the message 'Frame 79 Not Valid' appear and the end-game text not appear.
It is not necessarily a bad game by itself, but as a sequel to H:BH, it is a definite step down, and proof that better graphics (for its time) and better engine (for its time) do not equate to a better game overall.

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