Wolfen

Really good hub, the atmosphere and level architecture is some of the best of the best and the epic music selection certainly helps, the Aeon mana is an interesting concept, albeit I didn't use it that much outside of my passive ability (which I couldn't figure out for the cleric). The clock puzzle was a pain without the new weapon, even with the boots of speed you have aprox. 4 seconds to make both bells ring at nearly the same time, so there's that. And as another reviewer pointed out, some puzzles are broken in the latest GZDoom, so better use ZDoom to ensure they work as intended. While I did enjoy encountering new monsters, their sprites are quite rough looking and almost out of place with the base HeXen monsters, and the final boss sucks, but hey, so did Korax in vanilla!

Overall, it's a great hub, but some aspects could've been better. Still, if you like HeXen and other HeXen mapsets, this is a must-play . 5/5 stars

-xX_Lol6_Xx

Excellent adventure with a dark atmosphere, cool architecture, and fun gameplay. The level/puzzle design is well-done, with engaging puzzles across multiple maps and interesting spins on the traditional locales (eg. the fire level is a mountain on a sea of lava). The whole wolf theme was also unique and interesting. It was very helpful that completing everything necessary on a map resulted in the message "Map completed", preventing unnecessary backtracking. Unfortunately I didn't acquire enough aeon mana to unlock the aeon attack, but I did get enough to unlock the aeon passive (regenerating mana for the mage), and it was very useful. The new enemies & bosses look good, although they aren't perfect. There are a couple of oversights like how the wolves lack a death animation or the ettinwolves lack most noises. The best enemies were probably the statue bosses (who totally took me by surprise), as they were complete, fit best with Hexen's artstyle, and filled a unique role.

Unfortunately, the flame mask and ruined town puzzles do not work properly in newer versions of GZDoom, so you'll be forced to noclip to complete both of them if you start the game not in an older version. That isn't the author's fault though, so it's not a criticism.