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HKE files: what are they and how do I open them?

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Painkiller Overdose game data

Files with hke file extension are game archives from PainKiller Overdose computer game. Might also be used in other PainKiller titles.

Further details:

The hke file extension is generally related to PainKiller: Overdose computer game. Overdose is a datadisk for original PainKiller game, which was released in 2007.

These hke files are game archives for storing data resources. Might also be used in other PainKiler games.

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Painkiller Overdose

A 3D first person shooter video game

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