Yes, the combat is a bit bland if you're normal or less (and there's way too much of it) Yes, the game is currently a bit janky (though less than either Kingmaker or WotR on release, more on par with BG3) But This is a true love letter to the WH40k universe, with solid writing and good reactivity (though mostly story wise), that truly understands the position your character is in and makes you feel it. Dialogue options are usually both really cool and really funny, and impactful enough that you'd want to consider them for more than a few seconds. The game's art direction is splendid, the music rocks and when it's not another horde of trash mobs, the fights can be a blast, allowing for truly idiotic but satisfying combos (Argenta with a las sniper murdering 7 dudes in a single turn was truly a moment of glory, and that was in chapter 1!) I'm not sure about build variety, especially compared to pathfinder, with this new somewhat freeform system, and leveling up is a fairly painful process. And the warp meter is fun, a lot.
A big fan of Ar thur Fisc her's early works, I had always been curious about what had happened to Ambrosio, especially considering how publicized the movie had been. This restoration ef fort on display here is truly wonde rful, and, asid e from the f ilm, all the extra s are fascinat ing i n their own righ t (though I did not expect Fisc her to b e such misogynistic tyrant, quite a shock indeed !). Re winding and scrubbing through the film was quite a nost algic experience, and shows just how Passionate the team was. The Durick's I'm less enthused by. Never rea lly liked the guy, and what i s here only confir ms m y thoughts on the matter. Car l Greenw ood was a good man though, and does bring something out in the director. O verall, I can only recomm end you try it.
