Hexplore takes place in the year on the planet Earth. The player takes control of McBride, the adventurer. The walkthrough begins when 3 members join the squad: a sorcerer, a warrior, and an archer. The main character's task is to get to the black magician Garkham and free his comrades, first killing the antagonist and his henchmen.
Each mission allows you to perform it in different formations. The music is atmospheric and Hexplore sports full speech, although the sound quality of some of the narration is a little dubious in places, and we're positive that you didn't get rednecks in Carpathia circa the year Once you get past the more superficial details and into the serious business of adventuring.
Hexplore becomes rather more involving. The combat system comes to life once you gather your party, having a distinct strategic element. Playing with other players is where this game excels. If you have four players then you each only need to control one character.
Every player can move in their own direction and communicate with others at any time. Saving allows you to save one character of each class. The actual game is not saved but you can set the game to any level before you begin a multiplayer game.
It is still a good idea to search each level to find new weapons and items. Graphically Hexplore looks fine and contains some detail. Characters are not too interesting nor are the backgrounds. Sound effects include characters yell things when moving and attacking. The townspeople also have voices. Hexplore contains a great mix of adventure, action, and strategy.
More than maps will provide plenty of hours of entertainment. The addition of online play helps out the fun factor. My only complaints are the character control in single-player games and the inability to create your own characters.
This game had promise. Too bad it turns out that it sucks. Seriously though, reading all the info from the game's website while the game was installing made me start to salivate. Could this be the Zelda of the PC? Could it have a more versatile game engine and more RPG elements than Diablo? Would the co-op multiplay be as much fun as co-op Diablo, or better? I crossed my fingers as I started it up, enjoyed the intro movie albeit not a patch on Blizzard's rendered intros , and started into the game.
However the game's graphics are really quite bad. Even in high-res mode, the characters are so utterly pixellated it's a joke. The best example of this is when I was in the first village, when I came upon this blob of pixels with no recognizable shape. I moved the mouse cursor over this blob, and the name it gives me is "village child". Save network resources Set limits on download and upload speeds to free up bandwidth for other household internet tasks.
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