Review: Warlocks 2: God Slayers (Steam)

Warlocks 2 God Slayers

Challenge the vile gods and dethrone them in this action RPG mixing retro aesthetics with modern gameplay. Team up with up to 4 friends in online & local co-op. Choose from a cast of 5 powerful Warlocks.

Pros:

  • Modern pixel graphics.
  • 1667mb download size.
  • Steam achievements.
  • Controller support.
  • 6 save slots.
  • 2D RPG hack and slash gameplay.
  • Five warlocks-Willow, Cormag, Shax, Kheera and Jake.
  • Five difficulties mutators-One life, Glass cannon, enemies and bosses have double health, bullet hell, and scarce resources.
  • Graphics-Resolution, fullscreen and UI scale slider.
  • Controller-rebind keys and set screen button prompt to Xbox or PlayStation.
  • Tutorial elements.
  • Three modes-Single players, local co-op and online Co-op.
  • Earn EXP and level up to put points into a skill tree to get new abilities and upgrades.
  • Quick select healing items.
  • Randomly generated loot.
  • Vast levels with many routes and secrets.
  • Lock-on button for combat.
  • A big focus on ease of access and playability over heavy RPG elements and menus.
  • Massive boss fights.
  • Enemies respawn back over time.
  • Main hub- you can Teleport back at any time and here is where you can buy and sell items, talk to NPC and choose your next level.
  • Globe for level selection.
  • On-screen quest info.
  • Trading cards.

Warlocks 2 God Slayers

Cons:

  • Mouse cursor stays on the screen when using the controller.
  • Need the keyboard for name entry and exiting some menus.
  • Minimal graphics settings.
  • No guidance on missions.
  • Small text in places.
  • Real slow starter.
  • Basic combat.
  • Can get very basic/hectic on screen.
  • No decent description of the different characters/warlocks.
  • The controller is not ideal and can get clumsy.
  • AI is not the best with them acting unhelpful.
  • The map is hard to read.
  • Once you have done the game you have little reason to go back.

Warlocks 2 God Slayers

Jim Smale

Gaming since the Atari 2600, I enjoy the weirdness in games counting Densha De Go and RC De Go as my favourite titles of all time. I prefer gaming of old where buying games from a shop was a thing, Being social in person was a thing. Join me as I attempt to adapt to this new digital age!

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