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It does run great on my hardware but that isn't true for all people. So buyer beware and I do not suggest using a source port until this game is free. No one should pay £2.99 for a game that might not even run on their computer. *edit I have no issues running this game and if this is you too then I'm not talking to you. I don't remember how much I paid because this was years back. If my review bothers you then please move along.. Well if you like getting zero cards when going head to head or getting beat by a 2-6 off suit that over bets by 500% on no cards played yet....than this game is for you. No one in their right mind -- unless they are just in a game to give away money to the poor would bet on 80% of these hands (which they will win..because they hardly deal cards to your character. Played now for about 20 hours--non pro setting -- which may be the problem.Lets say the lay out cards are 8, Q, 10, 4, 9 \/ and you have A, J hold cards....they will win with a pr of 4's...the lowest cards possible - and I raised on the flop...hoping for a straight or high pair. They stayed in with 4 and 7 off suited. ...WOW...who in their right mind unless they are card counters, cheats or getting signals from the dealer at the table. Software needs refinement...way too stupid - pure chance on any hand you get what so ever...high bets or no bets do nothing better. I will get a streak of 10 hands in a row, but win on a high card Ace....which I was just trying different things - blinds were 50\/100...just over betting to see what they did. Showed cards, etc., whomever wrote the software has no clue about a real hand at a real poker table...just playing pure luck of anything.On the train - played over 200 hands against 4 players. When down to the last one...I was up $5000. Blinds 200\/400 If I would bet low on a good hand - he would fold. He would try and bully the hand - raise before flop. With my guy hardly getting even suited cards ...much less anything else to play -- for about 15 hands. He just took control..playing hard without anything. Could not win against him no matter what.. Game starts to become more of a UT game....loving it. 10/10. Old school FPSRPG!. Beautiful yet not quite girlish. Challenging yet relaxing. Just something for a Sunday afternoon :). ARCADE WIZARD'S REVIEWFUN: 5/5GRAPHICS: 3/5SHOULD YOU BUY IT?: YES. Another Raven & id collaboration project but whereas Heretic was a modification of Doom, Hexen II is a modification of Quake. Or more precise - their engines. Seems history repeated itself in terms of quality ratio between the "re-skin" job and the original game. Almost everybody can agree Doom is a better game than Heretic, although I gave my respect to level design of the latter which was notably more advanced. The exact same thing can be said about the Hexen II and Quake relation in that regard.First time played this game btw, in fact I never even heard of it until I saw it a package just before buying the whole pack little over a year ago. Good thing it was because I really needed to kill the damned 3rd Serpent Raider and close this chapter once and for all.Right away I'll say my rating is bit stretched in order to reach positive and only because of near masterpiece Hub 3 puzzles design. There are serious gameplay flaws (going back to then two years old Hexen) that developers never addressed, along with a few new ones introduced by the transition to 3D. You should consider them before committing.Again we are faced with player class choice at the start. Four this time. And again weapon choice is inadequate - only 4 for each class. Spoiler: they all suck, as they did Hexen. Same crew alright, good 'ol Raven boys. Weapons are lacking in effectiveness and satisfaction when using them. Combat feels dull and quickly gets repetitive. Ammo is scarce so you will often cheese it by "slicing the pie" with your pitiful melee weapon while enemies try and fail to hit you through the wall corner. Sometimes that works sometimes not because AI varies from the expected average to ultimate supremo masta killas. Easy and quick save/load brought swift balance though.Tome of Power (absent in Hexen) is back via the inventory system but you will hardly use it if, like me, you suffer from 'save it for when I need it' syndrome. Goes same for most of the useful inventory items or about only 20% of the total. Clutter is a problem when trying to scroll and activate the desired item in a pinch but there are hotkeys so make use of it.Monster quality does not stray too far from combat quality. Not talking about the quality of the models itself (I was past that before you, the reader, were probably born) but their erratic movement animations, no "damage states", non-telegraphed attacks, and impossible attack angles (where weapon fires at 60° from where it's pointing). Made circle strafing like descending to the 9th circle of Hell. Sure, it is an early 3D game when complying with new tech standards quickly was more important for sale figures than mastering the tools of the trade. That was very common occurrence in early 3D games by the way. I guess the word somehow got out even then because the sales peaked at 30000 units. Yet somehow that did not stop them from making an expansion pack.AI of later tougher enemies is super-computer flawless level and this was as impressive to watch as it was frustrating. Who remembers Quake 3 final level and battle with Xaero on Nightmare will understand. At least there are still no hit-scan weapons to make matters far worse.Thankfully combat isn't everything and monsters do not respawn this time around (thank Christ) as a cheap difficulty gimmick. Once you clear them you can focus on the other and good part of the game in rightfully deserved peace, the puzzles.Basically the switches that do something (God knows what and where) from Hexen are replaced with items that you need to place somewhere to make stuff happen so you can progress. This feels far more natural and is better done overall. Every item has its place and if you discover the place before the item you will get a message hinting about the item. It works kind of like an FPS adventure game (after mass killing). There is no use button, puzzle items are used automatically when you near the place of interest. Although I feared they dumbed it down too much, it actually works better. Anyway placing item "A" in place "a" isn't the main gist of the puzzles. It's finding the "A" in the first place. Those are often hidden behind bunch of enemies after an ambush or, behind an elaborate combination of wall switches or some other kind of mechanisms.One Hub 3 (Egyptian style) level for example involves time-travel in order to visit two different periods so you can traverse past the obstacles. Whole Hub 3 is so well done it blew me off my feet by rivaling even the best adventures I played. Actually, the closest comparison would be to La-Mulana 1&2, a modern 2D puzzle platformer, which funnily enough I recently completed. Complex puzzles have in-game hints you have to find in form of tablets, books, signs of the walls so you can get unstuck after you find them. On couple of occasions you will have to have a good eye to see a concealed button on the wall and those can be frustrating but they are rare and contained to Hub 3 only. I myself even made notes and I only ever do that with complex ones and when I know the reward of solving them on my own will be worth it!Level design is good for an early 3D game, better and more detailed than that of Quake for example. But it didn't start so well. In fact 1st half of 1st Hub is such a simplified atrocity I went ahead and wrote a killer negative review after just 2 hours (some parts I lazily copied tho). What a shame the levels got better, hehe. It slowly picks up from there and continues to raise until the final 5th Hub. Each Hub has its own distinct design style so there is enough variety to look at. Puzzles peak at Hub 3 but I think that was because the devs held back on purpose in the following two Hubs and made them easier in comparison to a difficult (really is) 3rd one.Hexen II Mission Pack: Portal of PraevusNot included in Steam package but... I took the liberty of installing one for myself anyway. Process is simple enough[pcgamingwiki.com]. Only instead messing with the shortcut I recommend just adding "-portals" to Hexen II launch parametar directly in Steam. That way your gametime stat will add up correctly.There are some savegame incompatibilities between vanilla & expansion that causes the game to crash if you play a bit but there is a way around it. Loading up the expansion also allows playing vanilla from within and saves made in that way remain cross compatible as long the "-portals" parametar is set (and you have "pak3.pak").Expansion itself basically adds a new 5th class, 2 new Hubs and few other things but is essentially the exact same gameplay so you be the judge if it is worth your time. Levels are more streamlined. All Hub 1 levels can be beaten within themselves and then you move to the next one in pre-set linear fashion. You can however revisit earlier levels to restock. They do still have puzzles but are self-contained locally. Hub 2 is bit more interconnected (and twice the size) but still less than vanilla Hubs. I kinda liked it as I didn't have to keep stuff in memory for too long while suffering the mediocre combat.* * *Technically, the game is closer to modern times and it works without problems out-of-the-box on Steam. For some reason though the resolution is locked to 400p even though many resolution options are displayed (even my weird♥♥♥♥♥native one). Probably solvable via config edit but better yet a fantastic Source Port comes to save the day - Hammer of Thyrion[uhexen2.sourceforge.net]. It's so good it even has two-way vanilla savegame compatibility for the so I had no choice but to use it. Allows for higher resolutions, widescreen and more flexible controls binding (incl. mouse wheel) among other things. It is a very small package and the cleanest source port I can remember using. You'll be able to set it up without spending at least an hour to rummage through the swarm of options which Doom ports suffer from.