Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus

Fine for what it is, a tactical game with Warhammer lore. As a newbie fan of Warhammer, I liked it but if they just did a little more with it I think it would have been really great. Got it on sale and would definitely recommend it for that price.

Good strategy game, but when i thought i was about to move on to another planet the game was finished. Beat it easily on hard mode.

Fun Tabletop squad style experience. Wish the game was maybe a few missions longer as my 27 hours is the campaign completed, but definitely enjoyed playing and I can see the replay value as well

Odd game. Was starting to get interesting when difficulty spiked. Not a big fan of enemies being same power-level as you, but having 3 times the amount of units on the field. Feels cheap. Also don't like games with a timer. I have a finite amount of time on this planet, don't rush me when I'm trying to escape reality with video games.

This game is front-loaded with an exhausting immensity of bombastic over-the-top awesomeness; if you're not familiar with the Warhammer setting, this into-the-deep-end intro may not be the best starting point. But if you have the fortitude to stick with it, you're almost certain to appreciate the experience; the combination of humanism and alien-ness that the Mechanicus exemplify (and which is darkly reflected by their Necron opponents) is the perfect microcosm of the larger, messier thematic soup of the wider setting. Top-notch music and beautiful painted backdrops to the opening narration make for a deeply rich experience of an interactive story; I don't yet know how the gameplay stacks up, but am looking forward to finding out. It could maybe use a slightly friendlier launch interface, but other than that I can't think of much about it that I might wish was different.

The perfect balm to XCOM 3 [i]still[/i] not being a thing. Art and sound direction and meaningful changes to core gameplay make for a title that swings well above its weight. There's ludonarative harmony as both you and the Tech Priests of Mars try to understand their enemy through sacrifice and dogged determination. Careful, tactical decisions are encouraged on the micro and macro level. The different skill trees, additional troop types and equipment you can unlock (all randomly selected as mission rewards) add a level of variance and customization that I adore. By the end game, your cohort will look like a right bunch of freaks. Highly efficient, murderous freaks.

If you like Chaos gate, try this one as well.

Fun

Любите душный Xcom? Тогда вам сюда, как в прочем и мне. Но тут всё же проще, нету чёрного рынка, не надо искать солдат, тебе пушечного мяса навалят, хватило бы местной валюты. Нужно только выполнять задания для получения валюты, прокачки определённого юнита и снаряжение, коего дофигища в закромах у Техножрецов. Музыка балдёжная. Графика вполне нормальная(не фанат гипер реалистичных картинок). Геймплей приедается и начинаешь скучать, потому что как реальная машина начинаешь проходить уровни и стычки по одной программе, заложенной в твоём мозгу. 8 смешных лиц лектора догматиса Видекса из 10

A fantastic turn based rpg with very solid combat and upgrade mechanics. Great throughout the entire runtime of the game, though I did have to up the difficulty to hard to keep the fights challenging part way through. Also, the setting and music are absolutely gorgeous, some of the best representation the Mechanicus have in all of 40K.