XEvil

XEvil

Infobox VG
title = XEvil


developer = Steve Hardt (initially)
Micael Judge (initial Windows port)
publisher = [http://www.xevil.com/ XEvil.com]
designer = Steve Hardt
engine =
released = July 24, 1994 (version 1.0 to M.I.T students via project athena)
April 23, 2003 (version 2.2r2 by Steve Hardt)
genre = side-scrolling
modes = Single player, multiplayer
ratings =
platforms = Microsoft Windows, Unix, Mac OS X
media = Web Download
requirements = Windows 95/98/NT/2000, Unix, Mac OS X with X11
input = keyboard

"XEvil" is a free Open Source side-scrolling computer game developed by Steve Hardt at M.I.T. The game is a free-for-all deathmatch that pits any player against another player or a computer player. [http://www.the-underdogs.info/game.php?id=2709 XEvil at Home of the Underdogs] Retrieved November 29, 2006. ] The game has also been noted as "One of the most graphically violent games ever made," leading to some controversy due over its offensiveness.

The game was created in 1994 and has since been available on many different platforms for download. The game is available for anyone, and leaves a large pool of characters to pick from. Like many online games, the story is underdeveloped, but not necessarily needed for the genre it is in. The game has been reviewed and thought of as violent and addictive, although simple in nature.

Gameplay

"XEvil" is a third person 2-D side scrolling game. The game is based on moving through randomly generated levels that force the player to attack enemies with one of several randomly chosen characters. The game requires moving through levels randomly generated from a math algorithm, which complicates the levels, yet still makes it possible to complete the level using elevators or ladders. Since the game is free and can be played on many operating systems and worldwide, this can be done on a global scale. The game also has a "Kill-Kill-Kill"-Mode, which is an option to make the game harder. The game's only real objective is to survive, and can be played in either a single player or multiplayer mode.

Plot

tory

The story behind "XEvil" is that you are a soul who has died and been sent to hell. In order to determine your place in hell you must compete in a deathmatch to ultimately decide your place in the fiery pits of the underworld.

Characters

The characters are randomly chosen for the player, and each has it own strengths and weaknesses. All the players in the game are deceased (in various ways), since they are fighting their way through Hell. Examples of characters are ninja, walker, Hero, Alien, Chopperboy, Enforcer, (created by Chopperboy), FireDemon, Dog, Yeti, and Dragon.

Reception

"XEvil" been called by the online community "fast action" [http://www.pcworld.com/downloads/file/fid,2255-order,1-page,1-c,action/description.html XEvil at PC World] Retrieved November 29, 2006. ] and "is a must-have for anyone interested in straightforward mayhem." Finally the game "features an incredibly addictive gameplay." GamezWorld, who gave the game a 7 out of 10, commented "If you like little shooting orgys, you may like XEvil." [http://www.gamezworld.de/showentry.php?ID=578&lang=e XEvil at GamezWorld October 27, 2002] Retrieved December 2, 2006. ]

References

External links

* [http://www.xevil.com Official site]


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