When the original came out way back when, I fell in love with the game and the lore. I had no idea about anything to do with 40k apart from big guys with guns. The game initially reminded me of C&C which is the reason I bought it, and it still holds true for me. It is up there with the all time great RTS games. This package just makes it playable with minimal faff, and it looks as pretty as an old game can be. If you like RTS, you will love this. The voice acting in the first campaign is also top-tier. This game did however, cause me to buy/read the entire Horus Heresy series (pre-40k) which kicked the whole mess off. I think at last count it was over 50 books deep, i've honestly lost track.
Not finished it yet, but already I know it has been well worth the money. Still has the same dark, brooding atmosphere of the original but I feel more like a nimble ninja this time around. I am also having a much easier time of navigating in this game. I'm unsure if that is just experience or by design? It's a no brainer really. This game they could easily have sold for £40 and Id have felt like I got a bargain. At the price point it's at, well just get it. Like, now.
I own Fallout 4 on almost every store/platform I own now. The game is great, but still has the Bethesda Jank we have all come to expect and love/hate. The main reason for my purchase on GOG aside from wanting to support them, was Fallout London. It's the free gigantic mod which is hosted by gog (you can install it to any version). Its honeslty a lot of faff to do on any other store, whereas on gog its literally a one click install - which is amazing. Owning an amazing RPG such as Fallout 4 with no DRM is also an added bonus obviously. This version does not come with the creator store you will find it the Steam version. If you are unaware of what that is, it's basically where you can buy mods directly through the game. Honestly, it is no loss at all and you can easily find mods elsewhere if you want them.
