The third part of the level is a drastically shortened version of Hunk’s campaign, where you have to explore a restaurant and then fight the final boss. The gates can only be opened by defeating the mini-bosses. But, rather than just being another character, he also has his own set of levels – the first of which is included in this demo. The most visible change in version 1.2 of this demo is the fact that there is a new playable character (called Krauser) available. So, be sure to take a look at the options menu before you start the game. Although this demo comes with a copy of “GZDoom” ( you’ll obviously need to supply your own “Doom II” or “Final Doom” IWAD though), all of the controls in it are set to the default controls ( and there are no default key bindings for many of the essential actions in this mod).
However, I should probably mention that you’ll have to configure the controls yourself before you start playing. If you haven’t played “Code Name Hunk” before, it’s a very extensive “Doom II” mod ( using the “GZDoom” source port) in the style of one of the modern “Resident Evil” games.Īlthough I’ve only played the really old “Resident Evil” games, this mod seems to be a reasonably accurate recreation of what I’ve seen of the modern games ( albeit with retro “Doom”/ “Resident Evil 2”-style graphics 🙂 ). If you want to see a review of the other parts of this mod, then check out my review of version 1.1.Īnyway, let’s take a look at “Resident Evil: Code Name Hunk ”: Although I looked at a previous version of this demo in January, I was contacted about a month ago by the maker of this mod who gave me a public link to the next version of the demo ( it’s below the Youtube video, although the site that the demo is hosted on downloads the demo in a rather unusual way, which apparently varies depending on your browser).įor this mini review, I’ll only be looking at the most prominent piece of new content (the Krauser campaign) in this mod.
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