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Zan and her orc sisters must fight to save their homeland from a demonic invasion! Immerse yourself in a sprawling underground world where the rich lore, exploration and puzzles of classic adventure games blend with the visceral combat of a 90s' shooter.
Hedon Bloodrite is a fps, retro and pixel graphics game
developed and published by Zan_HedonDev.
Released on May 16th 2019 is available in English on Windows and Linux.
It has received 1,875 reviews of which 1,712 were positive and 163 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.7 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 16.49€ on Steam, but you can find it for 2.85€ on Gamivo.
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: 64-bit
- Processor: 2.4 GHz Dual-Core
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: Dedicated GPU - anything capable of running OpenGL 4.0 (eg. ATI Radeon HD 57xx or Nvidia GeForce 400 and higher)
- Storage: 600 MB available space
- Additional Notes: In case of black screens or invisible sprites for AMD cards, make sure your drivers are up to date!
Linux
- OS: Linux 64-bit | Ubuntu 18.04 | Mint 19 | Debian 10
- Processor: 2.4 GHz Dual-Core
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: Anything capable of running OpenGL 4.0 (eg. ATI Radeon HD 57xx or Nvidia GeForce 400 and higher)
- Storage: 600 MB available space
- Additional Notes: In case of black screens or invisible sprites for AMD cards, make sure your drivers are up to date!
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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. Much of the story is told through notes, with some enviromental details along the way and a couple of honestly very cool setpieces. Even within the constraints of the Doom engine, there's lots of painstakingly detailed bars, forests, barracks and ruins to blast your way through, all of which are full of pathways and hidden caches of goodies. Of course, though, it *is* still the Doom engine. I love it, but I'd understand if you were put off by the sprites. Speaking of, just about the only complaint I'd have is the fact the animations could've done with a handful of extra frames, both for the weapons and the enemies. It's just nitpicking though, and the art itself is lovely and consistent. The levels themselves are huge. I wouldn't describe them as mazey, but I can absolutely see them being overwhelming. This is compounded by the fact that most of the guidance is within notes left in the levels which, this being a Doom sourceport, are all 2D. The level design does its best to make them obvious, pinning them against walls or atop well-lit tables, but they sometimes fail to stand out. And, to be honest, I kinda loved it? Having to scour my way through ransacked buildings and keeping an eye out for clues helped me find lots of hidden nooks and crannies, which felt really fun and rewarding. It also helped that the enviroments are a joy to ogle at. It's definitely old-school in the sense that there's very little handholding, though. Paying attention and making sure to interact with nameplates and parchments is a must in order to have a clear picture of what a level's asking of you. All in all, I'd say this is a very well designed, engaging and surprisingly measured experience. There's some more combat-heavy bits, sure, and you've still gotta clear out the levels, but the general pace is slower than your average throwback shooter. If you dig exploration and puzzle solving with a healthy sprinkling of combat, Hedon's absolutely worth your money. Also there's lots of hot orc ladies and hot goblin ladies.
An incredible boomer shooter with rich mechanics, deep lore, and an enthralling narrative. I loved playing this game and intend to go back to play on Bearzerker at some point (which is a special melee only difficulty). The pacing and balancing was great, and I actually really enjoyed the boss fights in this game. I admit I did look up a secrets guide, but only because I didn't want to miss anything. Highly, highly recommend for anyone who loves this kind of gameplay
This is a truly righteous gem of a game. To just get it out of the way, this game is horny. It's very horny. But it's only mildly NSFW... No more than an R-rated movie would be. The horniness actually made me sleep on getting it. Tall muscular women are,,,Kinda my thing, and I didn't really feel the need for another Karlach to drool over. I'm not ashamed but just... I got room mates, ya know? All that said, the gratuitous cleavage actually seems to make sense with the lore of the game, somehow. Don't ask me how. It just does. Anyway. The game. One of the best boomer shooters I've ever played. A shining gem of what a determined artist can create if given the time and resources. The game really strikes the balance between peaceful and cozy and absolute all out carnage. Some of the levels (especially in the first episode, Crystal Heart), I just wanna chill out and live in. The weapons are all awesome. The Crushbow and Hellclaw are my favies. PRO TIP: Add in an alternate binding for reload (Dev allows multiple keybinds per function, bless him) because some weapons have special functions when reload is held. Something that lets you have full access to your WASD because holding R makes using them awkward. The only criticism I really have for the game is that it can be overly complicated and cryptic at times. If you don't play the game for a week or two mid-level, be prepared to not know where the heck you are and what you need to do. So give the game the Dark Souls treatment: Try to play it without a guide, but don't be ashamed to use one if you need it. There's a really good walkthrough on gamefaqs (What is this 2004?) and another good one with maps on a Steam community page. Seriously, get it. It's a blast. And it's got orc babes.
In a sea of mediocre cookie-cutter boomer shooters, Hedon stands out. The game features detailed worldbuilding, a rich story, and visceral combat. Starting the game off with no memory of how you ended up here, you retrace your steps and learn about the demonic invasion of your world and everything about your past in the once lively settlements and living quarters you now wander. Exploring and fighting through the large, sprawling Metroidvania-inspired levels is a joy, and there is so much to uncover in each level, ranging from neat secrets to mementos of your fallen sisters serving as environmental storytelling and a reward for paying attention to your surroundings. The atmosphere of the levels in the game is sublime, ranging from the earlier, creepier, late-to-the-party vibe of the first few levels all the way to the adrenaline-pumping hell-show of most of the later levels. Overall the pacing is very good; the build-up and crescendo events of the game are all very well done and deserved. After you dispatch all demonic foes in your vicinity, you'll mostly be looking for keys and/or solving puzzles in the large levels; it can be a bit daunting, but if you pay attention to the game and use your map and brain, it usually isn't too much of a hassle. Albeit sometimes it is a bit much. There were times when I had to look up guides, and I didn't have an "Of course, how did I miss that?" moment, but rather a "How the hell was I supposed to figure that out!?" moment. Unfortunately it's the norm with these kinds of games, but with the scale of the levels in this, it can just be mind-numbing at times even when you put your mind to it. The silver lining is that the maps are always filled to the brim with enemies for you to take out your bloodlust on using your large arsenal of weapons, all with their own uses and gimmicks. Each weapon comes with an alternative firing mode, allowing you to get even more creative with how you gore your foes. It extends to utility as well; in some cases, you can use the explosive crossbow to rocket jump and skip platforming in many parts of the game, if you can spare the health, that is. Every sprite in the game is lovingly hand-drawn and well implemented into the world, with nothing looking out of place or jarring. The story has you travelling from druid groves, frozen wastelands, demonic mansions, factories, and hell itself; the story never gets predictable. Once you actually reunite with your clan is when the game really gets interesting. Aided by charming characters (the shady fixer comes to mind!) and a very homey feeling in the camps/bases that are set up through the story. With side quests and tons of dialogue to sift through, I found myself helping around just for the love of the game and my companions whilst not being concerned with a reward or progression a lot of the time. From start to end the story had me hooked, and after many moments that either made me laugh out loud, gasp, or scream out in a blood-fueled frenzy, I found the game ending exactly how I wanted it to. Leaving me satisfied and even craving more. I cannot recommend this game enough. And I can't believe I went the whole review without bringing it up, but if you're anything like me and like big, strong, sexy ladies, this game should also be right up your alley. ;)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Hedon Bloodrite is currently priced at 16.49€ on Steam.
No, Hedon Bloodrite is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 16.49€ on Steam.
Yes, Hedon Bloodrite received 1,712 positive votes out of a total of 1,875 achieving a rating of 8.70.
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Hedon Bloodrite was developed and published by Zan_HedonDev.
Yes, Hedon Bloodrite is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, Hedon Bloodrite is not playable on MacOS.
Yes, Hedon Bloodrite is playable and fully supported on Linux.
This information about Hedon Bloodrite is not available yet.
This information about Hedon Bloodrite is not available yet.
No, Hedon Bloodrite does not support VR.
Hedon Bloodrite is a single-player game.
Yes, there is a DLC available for Hedon Bloodrite. Explore additional content available for Hedon Bloodrite on Steam.
No, Hedon Bloodrite does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, Hedon Bloodrite does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, Hedon Bloodrite is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
You can find solutions or submit a support ticket by visiting the Steam Support page for Hedon Bloodrite.
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