
Liberate the planet Volistad from the Orks’ grip in Final Liberation, a turn-based strategy game set in the Warhammer Epic 40,000 universe. Experience a cult classic with large-scale tactical battles and iconic live-action FMV cutscenes.
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About
Suffice it to say, I have served under two Lord Commanders Militant in the single campaign in the past.
I say this not to threaten, but to warn, my Lord.
- Commissar Holt
This turn-based strategy game chronicles a monumental struggle for survival in the distant future. Humanity’s spread throughout the stars has not gone unnoticed - along the way enemies have surfaced. The planet Volistad has been invaded by Orks who plan to crush the last of the humans - and claim the world as their own!
The first computer game set in the Warhammer Epic 40,000 universe by Games Workshop, Final Liberation features the armies of the Imperium of Man and the Space Ork Horde. From standard infantry to the mighty Imperial legions of tanks, from the roaring Ork warbikes to the towering Titans and Gargants, the future has never been so brutal!
This edition updates Final Liberation: Warhammer Epic 40,000 to run smoothly on modern Windows systems, delivering improved stability and enhanced compatibility. Mouse controls have been refined for more responsive camera movement and smoother gameplay. Steam achievements have been added.
Set in the Warhammer Epic 40,000 universe, featuring the armies of the Imperium of Man and the Space Ork Horde
Command vast armies and wage turn-based war across the battlefields of the 41st millennium
Play a non-linear campaign unfolding on a strategic map, spanning over 30 scenarios
Watch more than 10 minutes of live-action FMV, with Commissar Holt serving as your advisor
Comprehensive encyclopedia covering over 85 unit types from the Warhammer Epic 40,000 universe

Warhammer Classics is a collection of the greatest titles from the annals of Warhammer video game history, spanning the last 30 years, brought back to life as a series to celebrate their iconic legacy. These games have been revived in their original state. Because of their classic nature, some of the content may not accurately reflect current depictions, lore, or presentation within the current Warhammer universes and settings.
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Could be the first ever strategy game I played, fell in love instantly. This is a game I wish they made a remake - updated the graphics and possibly extended/completed the game. Bear in mind this is a 1997 game with no other changes that I can see other than optimization.
The game mechanics - and overall feel of the game - are the closest you can get to my favorite GW tabletop (Epic Armageddon), with a major difference perhaps in the way aviation is used. In terms of QoL it's a very hard pass. I am a gamer from "that" generation and despite that, in 2026 I got tired fast from its clunky interface. BUT It deserves a remake. Keep the old, pixellated videos (no AI scaling, please), keep all of the great unit sheets, keep most of the gameplay, just make a refresh on graphics, animations and a more dynamic UI, and this could become a hit for turn-based tactics fans.
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one of the most fun strategy games ive played
Ah yes brings back some really good memories. Both with old games and old rules for tabletop. The game is somewhat short - it took me about 20 hours of play to complete it together with all the achievements and in the end tutorial :) . Takes way less if you go the short route. But still very fond memories of old games :) .
If you like retro turned based gaming, this is a treat for $9.
I'm afraid I can't recommend this at all. This game has one of the worst control interfaces I've ever experienced. Needing to move squads of infantry around individually is torture.
I am biased. Yes. However, this game from the late 90s still holds up to many of its modern counterparts; and it is actually better than the majority. The unit selection variety is amazing, the weapon selection is also amazing on titans, as well as the hand-drawn terrain feeling. The fact you can wipe out entire enemy infantry squads by collapsing a building on them is a fine touch for the game from the 90s. The campaign, if played on the hardest difficulty, is actually quite challenging for the first half of the game. Then it gets easier after repelling the first counter-attack, and the ork reinforcements. You can tailor the campaign to your playstyle with the unit selection, which is quite amazing. The enemy will match the battle with ~ 150% point-stronger army on the hardest difficulty. Unless you've racked up tons of artillery and air support, every battle can be challenging. I've played this over a dozen times since ~ 2003, and a new playthrough never gets boring. As for the bugs and other technical difficulties: the game runs fine without crashes, except for the end-mission cutscenes. Sometimes they can crash the game, and it occurs randomly. Not sure if it's some encoding problem or whatever, but just make sure you have a save backup right the mission end so you can reload and give it another go. Other than that, it runs smoothly on Windows 11 without using compatibility mods. 10/10, would recommend.
great 40k experience
OH damn, got me right in the nostalgia... memories flooding back of playing this 30 years ago. What a great game, and looking back in hindsight, ahead of its time with some of its features.
Great to have these classics back and easily playable!
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