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Adrenaline-pumping gore retro funhouse that’s full of guns, magic, demons, vertical arenas, 3D visuals, 2D sprites, and heavy metal music. Inspired by FPS classics like Quake and Doom 64, Project Warlock II is the explosive boomer shooter sequel you were too shy to ask for.

Project Warlock II is a boomer shooter, shooter and retro game developed by Buckshot Software and published by Retrovibe.
Released on May 28th 2025 is available only on Windows in 8 languages: English, Polish, French, German, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Latin America, Portuguese - Brazil and Russian.

It has received 840 reviews of which 670 were positive and 170 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.6 out of 10. 😊

The game is currently priced at 15.99€ on Steam, but you can find it for less on Eneba.

The Steam community has classified Project Warlock II into these genres:

Boomer Shooter Shooter Retro Old School Singleplayer Action FPS 1990's First-Person 2.5D 3D Demons Female Protagonist Magic Gore Controller Gun Customization Arena Shooter Hero Shooter Pixel Graphics

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System requirements

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Windows
  • Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
  • OS: Windows 10
  • Processor: Intel Core i5 7600K / AMD Ryzen 3 1300X or newer
  • Memory: 4 GB RAM
  • Graphics: GeForce GTX 960 6GB / AMD RX 570 4GB or newer
  • DirectX: Version 12
  • Storage: 6 GB available space
  • Sound Card: Integrated or dedicated compatible soundcard

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July 2025
Project Warlock 1 was great. Giving it a jump button is better.
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July 2025
Great single-player shooter, one of the best representatives of the genre, differs from the first part by the ability to make headshots, jumps and more intricate maps, but the camera unpleasantly tilts towards the character's running.
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July 2025
This felt like playing 3 different games in one package, so instead of reviewing the game as a whole i'm gonna talk about my experience as each of three disciples that you can play as (Palmer, Urd, and Kirsten) To get a few general notes out of the way: -I think it's awesome the devs did this appreciate narrative for a sequel, it showcases many different ideas (some which work and some which don't) -Magic is MUCH better overall in this one, never used it in the first Project Warlock but actually found myself engaging with it a lot more -The whole curses system (or whatever it's called) is a neat idea but I think it could have been left out -HUGE PROPS for designing new enemies for every single episode and really putting the work in to keep things fresh. I can only imagine how much time that took to do and I really appreciated it! and one final note: I think there are too many "hidden systems" in this game and it definitely could have been worked down as some of these systems can be forgotten about or unnoticed if you don't read the codex Episode one features Palmer, this episode features probably some of the worst level design (and some of the longest levels) Palmer plays as your standard fare boom shoot protagonist, he can dual wield which is a nutty ability that is fun to use, however his magic is ass. This was probably my least favorite episode but it wasn't awful Episode two features Urd, This is easily my favorite episode out of the three, the general theme here seems to be "wild west" and he armory certainly shows it. Urd's magic is awesome as well, featuring an absolutely OP and awesome poison ability and a crystal cannon type weapon that comes in use MANY times. This episode is where Project Warlock 2 felt it's most defined for me and I loved every moment of this chapter, Level design was way better as well Now we move onto Episode three with Kirsten, being a demon space bounty hunter is an interesting pick for a setting and this was probably the most okay of all the episodes, her weapons are cool and probably have the best designs out of anything in the game, Kirsten has okay magic, the hammer is really satisfying to use, especially on big enemies (it's funny to watch them get crushed like a bug) and her "starve off death" ability or whatever it's called is neat too, I like that it allows for bigger more intense encounters that get real crazy. I also think her episode benefits from being surprisingly short. I would always a game leave me wanting more than wanting less and I think her chapter did a good job at that. Level design got better here as well, in fact the level design in this game just feels really gradual as you move up the episodes. Project warlock 2 starts out as a confusing mix bag that does get better the more time you invest in it, however having to play through the episodes in order to unlock them and not just being able to select which ones you want from the start sucks. Glad I checked this one out and stuck with it. I think if they really narrow down on a play style and use less mechanics (bc there are WAY too many imo) there next fps (if they do one) could turn out really fantastic.
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June 2025
Solid boomshoot and follow-up to the original Project Warlock. The first game's best aspects, namely the weapon tweaking and customization are still here, but the level design is more ambitious and is now closer to something like a Quake than a Wolf3D. The encounters still tend to just throw a bunch of guys at you without a ton of craft, but it's still a pretty fun time. That said, it's abundantly clear that the game's third episode was rushed out the door since it's like a quarter as long as the other two. Keep that in mind.
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May 2025
Amazing game, fun gun play, cool weapons and magic to combine and use, i absolutley loved the first Project Warlock, im pleased to see that levels are bigger and allow you to explore a more open space in project warlock 2, if you love games like DOOM, Quake or Blood i highly recommend Project Warlock 2 and the first game as well, im also happy to see the game has been getting more updates along with the new chapters as well, the only thing that has annoyed me in the past was randomly losing save files especially when i was pretty far in the game, but for me it did not happen that often, but it was definately frusturating when it happend, other than that, this game is hella fun!!!
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Project Warlock II is currently priced at 15.99€ on Steam.

Project Warlock II is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 15.99€ on Steam.

Project Warlock II received 670 positive votes out of a total of 840 achieving a rating of 7.58.
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Project Warlock II was developed by Buckshot Software and published by Retrovibe.

Project Warlock II is playable and fully supported on Windows.

Project Warlock II is not playable on MacOS.

Project Warlock II is not playable on Linux.

Project Warlock II is a single-player game.

Project Warlock II does not currently offer any DLC.

Project Warlock II does not support mods via Steam Workshop.

Project Warlock II does not support Steam Remote Play.

Project Warlock II 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.

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