The closest i'll ever be to play warhammer 40k on tabeltop (i refuse to spend that much money in plastic)
Un videojuego que utiliza la fórmula "tactics" basado en el universo de Warhammer 40K. Controlaremos a los Ángeles Sangrientos para aniquilar hordas de Tiránidos. El videojuego es como un juego de mesa por turnos. El escenario funciona a modo de tablero donde iremos ordenando a nuestras unidades que se muevan, ataquen, vigilen u otorguen habilidades. Cada unidad, vehículo o héroe tendrá ciertas características mas efectivas contra unidades enemigas específicas. La distancia y posición de las unidades influye, no es lo mismo atacar por la espalda, lados o de frente. Además del modo campaña, ofrece un modo "escaramuzas" con partidas libres y un modo multijugador, por lo que el juego ofrece muchas horas de entretenimiento. Además podemos comprar (con dinero real) mas razas, unidades y modos de juego (yo no lo he hecho aún)
En definitiva, un juego bastante chulo y adictivo, muy entretenido. A mi, personalmente, este tipo de juegos me enganchan mucho y éste de Warhammer 40K es bastante bueno. Muy recomendado si te gusta el género y obligatorio si además te gusta Warhammer 40K
En definitiva, un juego bastante chulo y adictivo, muy entretenido. A mi, personalmente, este tipo de juegos me enganchan mucho y éste de Warhammer 40K es bastante bueno. Muy recomendado si te gusta el género y obligatorio si además te gusta Warhammer 40K
First 40K game I've actually finished, I really enjoyed it.
It's probably the closest videogame to the actual tabletop game except you can move shoot move and there isn't a restriction to how many of one model you can take (I ran 8 Hellblasters every mission during the latter end of the campaign) Keep in mind that in almost every mission in the campaign except for the last one you will need to kill every enemy unit to win.
If you like turn-based strategy and 40K I highly recommend this and I don't even really like Blood angels
It's probably the closest videogame to the actual tabletop game except you can move shoot move and there isn't a restriction to how many of one model you can take (I ran 8 Hellblasters every mission during the latter end of the campaign) Keep in mind that in almost every mission in the campaign except for the last one you will need to kill every enemy unit to win.
If you like turn-based strategy and 40K I highly recommend this and I don't even really like Blood angels
This game is currently in the Humble Choice for June 2024, and this is part of my coverage of the bundle. If you are interested in the game and it's before July 2nd, 2024, consider picking up the game as part of the current monthly bundle.
X-COM Warhammer style.
Battlesector takes all the Warhammer lore and puts almost all of it on a shelf, you have Space Marines, you have an alien race like the Zerg, and you fight. The combat is done in X-COM’s style, moving on a grid and taking shots at enemies, with a lot of randomness involved, but also a lot of awesome space battles. It’s distilled from Warhammer in a pure essence and is the most similar to the board game with those changes. There’s a story mode here, as well as two other single-player modes, custom campaigns are available also apparently, and multiplayer.
But there are two races I mentioned. I believe there are also four others. The problem is you don’t get those. If you want the entire game now, you’re paying 60 dollars. And those additional races are only for the additional modes, plus there are elites for the two main races as well. There are no new additional campaigns involving them. That’s a lot of money, and I know Warhammer is one of the most expensive hobbies, but does that make it ok for the game to demand double the price to get all the content in it? I’ll answer that, absolutely not.
Pick this up if you want X-COM in the Warhammer universe, the campaign is over 20 hours, and there are two other modes you can play more of and even playing online. However, I do struggle with how the DLC feels like they should have given players a bit more for the purchase. This is what I was afraid of when Game Pass came around, a lot of games where you get only a part of the game upfront and have to pay for more DLC just to get what feels like a complete experience.
There are coupons for some of the DLC in the bundle but it’s still about 30 dollars for the rest of the game, and even that isn’t all the DLC, or all the races, because of course there’s more. And I do have a bit more experience with this title, due to Xbox Game Pass playtime, but I can say this really does stand up
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X-COM Warhammer style.
Battlesector takes all the Warhammer lore and puts almost all of it on a shelf, you have Space Marines, you have an alien race like the Zerg, and you fight. The combat is done in X-COM’s style, moving on a grid and taking shots at enemies, with a lot of randomness involved, but also a lot of awesome space battles. It’s distilled from Warhammer in a pure essence and is the most similar to the board game with those changes. There’s a story mode here, as well as two other single-player modes, custom campaigns are available also apparently, and multiplayer.
But there are two races I mentioned. I believe there are also four others. The problem is you don’t get those. If you want the entire game now, you’re paying 60 dollars. And those additional races are only for the additional modes, plus there are elites for the two main races as well. There are no new additional campaigns involving them. That’s a lot of money, and I know Warhammer is one of the most expensive hobbies, but does that make it ok for the game to demand double the price to get all the content in it? I’ll answer that, absolutely not.
Pick this up if you want X-COM in the Warhammer universe, the campaign is over 20 hours, and there are two other modes you can play more of and even playing online. However, I do struggle with how the DLC feels like they should have given players a bit more for the purchase. This is what I was afraid of when Game Pass came around, a lot of games where you get only a part of the game upfront and have to pay for more DLC just to get what feels like a complete experience.
There are coupons for some of the DLC in the bundle but it’s still about 30 dollars for the rest of the game, and even that isn’t all the DLC, or all the races, because of course there’s more. And I do have a bit more experience with this title, due to Xbox Game Pass playtime, but I can say this really does stand up
If you enjoyed this review or want to know what I think of other games in the bundle, check out the full review on or subscribe to my Youtube channel: https://youtu.be/zV1PKwbXeMQ
closest to replicating the feel of the tabletop version. I just wish there was more to play with, as each faction only has about 15 units, and all but the blood angels and tyranids are paid DLC.