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Hexen: Official Games Secrets by Joe Grant Bell (Paperback, 1996)

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"Hexen: Official Games Secrets" by Joe Grant Bell is a textbook published by Prima Publishing in 1996. Part of the "Secrets of the Games" series, this paperback book offers 144 pages of multimedia secrets related to the popular video game. Written in English, the book provides detailed insights and tips for enhancing the gaming experience, making it a valuable resource for adult learners and university students studying game design and multimedia technologies. With a compact size of 235mm x 190mm and weighing 590g, this informative guide is a must-have for fans of the Hexen video game.

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The world of Thyrion is engulfed by the evil of Eidolon, the most powerful of the Serpent Riders who roam the galaxy devouring worlds. Eidolon's minions and dark magic plague the land, oppressing Thyrion's inhabitants. No one dares to challenge his reign of terror...until you.Meet your nemesis armed with these secrets: Intricate maps for each of Hexen II 's 37 levels Complete walkthroughs for all four world hubs Winning strategies for online multiplayer games Details on every monster, weapon, and item in the game Extensive cheat codes The best strategies for each of Hexen II 's four heroesAbout the Author Steve Honewell has been a respected author, editor, and reviewer in the computer and video gaming industry since 1991. He has worked as an editor for Computer Game Review magazine and editorial director for Happy Puppy Games website.