Play as one of four iconic Warhammer factions (Astra Militarum, Space Marines, Orks or Necrons), each with their own unique playstyle and technology tree. Explore a randomly generated world filled with special features and threatening wildlife that can crush your troop's morale. Secure control of powerful ancient artefacts to grant you an edge against rival factions.
Construct cities, buildings and fortifications to expand your empire and produce an army to vanquish your foes. Harvest resources and research new technologies to fuel and upgrade your machinery of war.
Progress through a different storyline with each faction as their destiny on Gladius Prime, a world tainted by the warp, unfolds. In the end, when all the dust has settled, only one faction can emerge victorious.
Command a wide array of devastating weaponry, issue city edicts and deploy tactical operations. Recruit hero units that possess distinct special abilities and can be equipped with items, ranging from advanced grenades to mighty relics of the past. As they become more and more powerful with each rank, they turn into true champions of your cause.
Posted on: July 23, 2018
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Zweryfikowany użytkownikGry: 56 Opinie: 4
A must for 40K RTS fans.
The game draws on all the things you love about 40K, unit balance and abilities feels just about right, the lack of diplomacy means that you'll never have a moment where you feel bored or safe and the AI can be punishing with the right settings. I love the 4 factions availale for now. Space Marines don't care for building and instead drop units all over the map making them a constant threat. Imperial Guardsman creep across the map with range, armour and cities. Orks throw themselves into fights constantly and never spend a turn without looking for something to kill in order to keep the resources flowing in. Necrons are resiliant as all hell and any unit that survives an enemies turn will be back to fighting strength almost immediately, though luck is a larger factor as you look for tomb's to place your cities on. What is missing is a stable multiplayer, a good chunk of people wanting to play this game are stuck behind an error that suggest using port forwarding but has no real cure. Some of the more sought after races are yet to be announced but the devs seems keen no adding more down the line. Voice acting is missing from unit dialouge and would make such a great addition to the game. The AI can struggle without free spaces to strut it's stuff, wildlife and wire weed(pain hexes) seem to weaken the AI greatly, so for a real challenge turn them to low. Not all your favourite units will make it into the game even if your faction does, so forgive this one a little. Paint schemes are absent and so are marine chapters, you can choose a team colour from a small selection, but it doesn't give you that feeling of ownership and uniqueness you crave in the 40K universe. All in all this is a great game with room to take it from a solid 4/5 to an unforgettable 5/5, if you're fine with single player against AI this game will suck up you free time, but if you're looking for a multiplayer experience check in once in a while on the steam discussion page for updates.
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