Akin to any decent shooter worth its salt, Project Warlock is super easy to understand and get into. You are the titular Warlock who must, across 60 different levels, lay waste to all manner of ...

Project Warlock was made in the Unity Engine, which as far as engines go is a great choice for the first real effort from a small developer. The PS4 hums along and will play this game without missing ...

Until more concrete news of its successor surfaces, the PlayStation 4 is still the console of choice for many. While many players are hoping for remasters of old PS1 games, there are many completely ...

Read our Project Warlock PS4 review to see what we thought of this brash shooter which wears retro influences from DOOM, Hexen and more on its digital sleeve. Read our Project Warlock PS4 review to ...

The game tells the tale of the Warlock, a mysterious preacher tasked with a quest to rid the world of the invading forces of evil. Diving head-first into an inferno of bullets, claws, and fangs he has ...

Publisher Crunching Koalas and developer Buckshot Software announced the retro first-person shooter, Project Warlock, will launch for the PlayStation 4 on June 9, for the Nintendo Switch on June 11 ...

After originally launching on PC the modern carnage shooter with a retro feel is now available to preorder on the Xbox One and PlayStation 4, offering a first person shooter taking inspiration from ...

Inspired by the likes of Doom and Duke Nukem 3D, Project Warlock is retro shooter that originally launched on Steam in 2018. The title will soon makes its way to the PlayStation 4 on June 9th. Get a ...

It's already available on PC, but now ESO players on consoles can explore the western region of Skyrim. It's a cold, snowy place with new trials to complete and world events to witness. The MMO's ...

is a FPS Boomshooter, with retor graphics and plenty of demons to abolish. You'll find loads of weapons and even a band of warlocks to control in Project Warlock II. Project Warlock II is the sequel ...

Project Warlock II picks up right after the events of the first game. Palmer, Urd, and Kirsten, each have their own skills, perks, unique weapons, magic skills to unlock, and personal reasons to ...