Warhammer 40,000: Chaos Gate - Daemonhunters

Best strategy game after xCom 2 IMO Weird that reviews are not great

Great game. Difficult and extremely punishing but I got realy hooked and kept coming back.

The game is challenging and fun. Tons of replayability in my opinion. They way you choose to play matters a lot.

Досить гідна тактика. Отримав свою долю задоволення. Але кілька моментів дуже дратували: 1. Місії де треба охороняти сервіторів, просто, верх нудоти. 2. На фоні досить адекватного загального сюжету, діалоги якийсь лютий крінж. Інквізиторша, просто, втілення сучасного образу «сильної жінки». Постійно хамить та істерить. Я не уявляю, щоб у всесвіті WH40k хтось після таких розмов з Сірими лицарями випадково не зник в невідомому напрямку. А наш сірий лицар-помічник, навпаки зривається з агресії в ниття, як зазвичай подають чоловіків фемки. Якась суцільна ганьба, а не персонажі. 3. Якщо місії по захисту сервіторів це духота, то остання місія – це супердухота. Не міг дочекатись вже поки вона закінчиться. І добре що десь прочитав пораду, що в кінці гри має бути два бойових загони. Інакше б я психував неймовірно. Не можна так робити.

Still working my way through the campaign but after putting in the dollars/hour ratio, figured it was due a review. Chaos Gate is a tactical role playing game (TRPG) wherein you control a small strike force of Grey Knights returning from a taxing mission against Khorne's followers. You are commandeered though on the way back to your home world for R and R by an Inquisitor who portends an immediate and great risk across the set of systems she interdicted you in. Gameplay takes place on a strategic layer where you make story progress and upgrade your ship and forces for more efficient missions. These missions take place on a gridded tactical layer that allow for range and melee attacks along with a host of special skills and abilities rendered in turn based, 3d, and immersive combat environments that take around 15-20 minutes. Warhammer/XCOM does not quite sum up the game, as I think it reduces how many differences there are between the games. It goes way beyond just window dressing or a 1:1 replacing of aliens with Chaos and XCOM with Grey Knights. The bits of lore are scattered throughout in totally optional conversations with Lunete, Vakir, and Ectar that are pretty tone perfect when it comes to the lore interplay amongst the Mechanicus, Inquisition, and Space Marines. That is all to say: the 40k identity is here and explorable, but isn't leaned on superficially or falsely to put out an XCOM clone. Leveling my knights for specific roles, synergizing their abilities, and generally mopping the floor with Chaos Marines and cultists alike with different strategies is good fun and hasn't gotten old quite yet. The only real issue comes when building characters incorrectly on harder difficulties; some of the speed bumps can feel insurmountable but it comes with the territory of more difficult TRPGs or strategy games in general. Bad strategy makes for a bad time. I have yet to finish over a few runs thanks to some bad strategies, but I've stuck with it and genuinely enjoy the process of getting to the victory screen.

idk...its a cool idea. What you see is literally what you get. I just don't really enjoy it.

good game

63ชั่วโมง เกมโคตรสนุก โคตรเพลิน อย่างชอบครับ นี่คือX-COMที่คุณไม่ต้องเจอ95% ปืนจอหน้าแล้วมันยิงพื้นอ่ะ