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Heretic

(ID Software /Raven, 1994)

While Doom began the whole 3D gaming craze as we know it today, Heretic is when things started to get fun. It used the same 3D game engine as Doom, yet was set in a mystical time period, so magic wands and staffs were the "weaponry" (with a lot of impressive special FX to go with them). You could also collect additional spells as inventory items, that you could use at any time! Animation was equally improved; defeat a zombie warrior and see their freed spirit screaming up into the sky...Xena Warrior Princess, eat your heart out! This shareware game was soon followed by an off-the-shelf spin-off (of sorts), Hexen, which was set in the same storyline as Heretic. However, it was the inspired idea of Heretic that paved the road for any number of ingenious Doom clones, showing everything the Doom engine could accomplish...with the right game designers behind it!

Rating : Large Crater.

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