and enemy variance. A third game in the series was briefly considered, possibly to keep with the original game's ending text premise of Grondoval eventually becoming a king, but Intracorp bankrupted and Capstone was shut down before any work on it started. The game was scheduled to be made after Corridor 8, which was never finished. Around 2006, a former Capstone programmer Les Bird released the source code of Witchaven and Witchaven II. In addition, a black metal band Witchaven took its name from the series, and Techland's video game Hellraid was described as a spiritual successor to Witchaven and Hexen. Notes References External links 1995 video games Build (game engine) games Commercial video games with freely available source code Dark fantasy video games DOS games DOS-only games First-person shooters Multiplayer and single-player video games U.S. Gold games Video games with digitized sprites Video games developed in the United States Video games about witchcraft Dark fantasy role-playing video games Sprite-based first-person shooters IntraCorp games