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Hellforces

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Hellforces

Rating: 3.2 (273 votes cast)

Experimenting with alternative power sources, the biophysicist Henry Alfred Cole found a way to extract the soul from a human body and use the soul as a power source. The soulless bodies however turned into zombies. Hellish creatures started filling them to change dramatically the essence of the host body.
A daemon from a parallel world, Baphomet, installed himself in one soulless body and soon founded the cult of Lucifer. The aim of this cult was to open the gate for Lucifer to come into the humans’ world. The number of followers of the cult increased at a catastrophic rate; Satanists all around the world were joining their ranks.
The main hero is concerned with the fate of his missing friend, who had had a meeting with the leader of a satanic sect just a day before his disappearance. His persistent investigations become a threat to the Satan worshippers and Satanists start hunting after him. The creepy truth about the fate of his friend will reveal itself in the mansion of the biophysicist...

Clean the earth from the heresy and the minions of Lucifer!

  • A lot of trailers, realized on the game engine, tens of various NPCs, a large assortment of weapons types and diverse artefacts, including a night "Trinity’s glasses", "Holmes’s pipe", "Dracula’s jaw" and so on
  • Infinite crowds of monsters, decaliters of blood, kilograms of lead and tons of trotyl equivalent according to the glorious traditions of the first-person shooter genre
  • Perfect graphical realization with advanced DirectX 9 effects
  • EAX technology allows advanced 3D sound and high-end quality of in-game sound
  • Multiplayer via LAN
  • This is the bloodiest shooter due Q1 2005!
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Hellforces review

By Townez posted 12th April

Avoid this game. The controls are unresponsive, the level design is uninspired (Doom style get the keys and leave). The weapons seem like they shoot pillows at enemies and tickle them to laugh at the fact you purchased this game and dared to install it.

Hellforces review

By spinefarm posted 11th April

This is a hellish shooter where you fight hordes of zombies, crazed armies and creatures. There are loads of weapons to use, including soul-powered shotgun or plasma weaponries, but most of them are useless despites of their plentiful ammo supply. The game itself is very hard to progress due to map designs and ankward enemy AI. Graphic is not that bad. The loading time is very long but it somehow doesn't take time for quickload. I'd say skip this game.

Hellforces review

By Dshiller posted 10th April

Hellforces is following in the vein of Serious Sam and other fast-paced, kill'em-all-and-leave-no-trace-behind shooters. We're back to the cores of Quake and the likes.

There's a lot of weapons (I recall about 20), there's a lot of enemies, but ultimately something is off.

First, the weapons don't seem to inflict damage. While there is a system that removes chunks of flesh from the zombie enemies, when you hit them (both with melee weapons and firearms) they don't even flinch and instantly retaliate with a punch. This slows fighting down, as you need to get very close, hit, step back, and repeat. And it's even worse when you need an entire magazine before your gun finally manages to put a single zombie down.

There are also puzzle bits, although they're not of the highest caliber. They were made excruciatingly hard though by the implementation of a useless jump button. Your character can jump, but no higher than about 5 centimeters off the ground. In my first 10 minutes I encountered a puzzle which required me to get on a roof and jump to a window - it took me 30 minutes to call it quits (also, their collision detecting system did not work well on slopes and most of the time I ended up falling to the ground).

I could say I'd recommend this game, but we really need a patch to at least make it look like we're inflicting damage before I do that.

Hellforces review

By MisterGravity posted 10th April

I tried, I really tried.

I got this game as part of the 1C Complete Pack bundle, so granted, I didn't pay much for it. I love shooters, especially the ones no one has ever heard of before, so this one was right up my alley. Unfortunately, there's a reason no one's ever heard of it.

The voice acting is abysmal. The enemy ai is a joke. The lighting is the worst I've ever EVER seen. There is constantly this "rainbow cone" of light coming from all over, and if you try to look at it's source it disappears. I'm pretty sure it's the lighting scheme of the game just screwing up entirely. I have no idea how this game was released like this.

When I got into Hackley's Basement, (the 4th or 5th level I think,) there was this light coming from the upper right that simply crashed the game. I couldn't figure it out. I went into the game settings (and there are very few,) and turned everything down, including lighting, draw distance, the works; but it didn't change anything. The game continues to crash.

Long story short, I was going to beat this game just to say I had, but even that is impossible. The game is simply unplayable, and I'd even go so far as to say it was released unfinished altogether.

Friends, please don't waste your time. Find something else worth playing for your own sanity's sake.

Hellforces review

By AndyBob posted 5th April

What a horrible game! Load time is too long, graphics are barely passable for the age of the game, control is bad, AI is poor and weapons are pretty useless. This should have been a pretty good game but it failed.

Simplistic... but entertaining

By Vyranthas posted 2nd March

First of all, this is a very basic first-person shooter. There's not much depth or complexity to be found here. What you will find, however, is a large arsenal of guns and melee weapons with which you'll mow down enemies in an old-school fashion - so no taking cover or aiming down the sights in this game. Fortunately, most of the weapons are well-designed and fun to use (especially the great looking AK-47 with its under-barrel grenade launcher). The story is pretty much non-existing and the level design can be needlessly confusing at times - you'll definitely find yourself running around checking rooms, hallways and doors just trying to find out where you're supposed to go next. The graphics are pretty good... somewhat dated, but not too hard to look at. In the end, if you're a fan of the genre and have enjoyed similar, lower-budget shooters you could very well find this game worthwhile.

Hellforces review

By gothicgirl posted 12th October 2011

In this game you fight hordes of zombies,and armies, There are a lot of weapons to use but thier

is limited ammo and the guns are useless. The level design is confusing, later in the game

all you do is go into every room to find a key and then you do it again on the next floor,

and the load time in too long.

Hellforces review

By toyoch posted 12th January 2010

This is a hellish shooter where you fight hordes of zombies, crazed armies and creatures. There are loads of weapons to use, including soul-powered shotgun or plasma weaponries, but most of them are useless despites of their plentiful ammo supply. The game itself is very hard to progress due to map designs and ankward enemy AI. Graphic is not that bad. The loading time is very long but it somehow doesn't take time for quickload. I'd say skip this game.