
Made in a close partnership with Games Workshop, Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader is a story-rich classical RPG from Owlcat Games, developers of the critically acclaimed game, Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous.
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Begin your adventure aboard your personal, giant voidship, traveling between the multitude of systems within the Koronus Expanse, a barely charted and incredibly perilous region of space. Despite being considered a backwater of the Imperium, this region encompasses an enormous stretch of the void, filled with dangerous creatures and prodigious opportunities for profit and exploration.

Rogue Traders never travel alone. Gather your retinue of righteous heroes, twisted psykers, and perfidious xenos. All of them are ready to follow you into the darkness between the stars. They will offer you counsel, aid you in battle, and allow you to amass ever more power. In return, you can guide them through their own personal journeys, changing their destinies forever.

During quests show your subjects mercy or disdain, stay faithful to the God-Emperor, or consort with enemies of Mankind - your every decision and every act, even in character creation, is changing the in-game open world and those who inhabit it.

Slaughter the enemies of Mankind in a fully-fledged isometric turn-based tactical combat. Take advantage of cover, the environment, and careful positioning to overpower your enemies. When that is not enough - use your companion`s powerful abilities to turn the tide of battle and achieve victory even in the direst of situations. Our video game adaption of the classic Rogue Trader ruleset allows an enormous number of possibilities for you to explore.
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好玩爱玩一直玩,虽然有些小bug当勉强能忍,对我来说缺点就是加载进度条太多,模型一般,过剧情时有概率出现奇怪的动作和平移,但总体来说还是很推荐的,可以一试!
fantastic rpg
It’s a good game! At first it’s a bit overwhelming, but it gets really engaging.
我说洁哥是我爹有没有懂的。
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Some of the most enjoyment I have ever gotten out of the 40K universe, regardless of media format. Owlcat did their core classes, homework, and extra credit when it comes to making this game truly be a dynamic, responsive and lore-accurate 40K experience. Writing is phenomenal and easily the best part of the game for me. It routinely reminds me of the original Baldur's Gate with the balance of stakes that risk the very survival of the Imperium, with softer moments that truly remind us what it means to be human even in the face of the worst the galaxy can throw at the Emperors chosen (and even humor). I can not sing enough praise on how this game had me glued to my seat for my whole 200 hour playthrough. Gameplay is great, for the most part. This is my first Owlcat game, but players familiar with their other titles will find some "calling-cards" so to speak of the dev team. The game's balance is by far my biggest gripe, you can break this game over your knee by level 20 if you know what you're doing. At the same time, there are certain encounters that feel so insurmountably difficult that you HAVE to be running a min-maxed build to even stand a chance on your first go. There are also a lot of inconsistencies with what the game tells the player to help them strategize and what it turns into a nice little "f*ck you" that just leaves you wondering what the developers were smoking. Moments like these truly rip me out of the experience of becoming the most dominant protectorate within the Koronus Expanse, and they also just suck to get through. When the combat isn't killing your party before you get a chance to move, it's really fun. My Rogue Trader was a Telepath Psyker Blade Dancer Assassin that would leave me giddy seeing him rip through the battlefield. This goes for your companions too, as they also can become near demi-gods that would put fear into an Astartes. Besides the combat, the gameplay of running a protectorate is quite satisfying as the game is routinely reminding you of the choices you made regardless of if they were good or bad. I beat the game and had a solid 15-20 minutes of slides consisting of the consequences of all my decisions going back to the beginning of the game. The music is also phenomenal, at all times. If you are willing to look past my subjective faults with the game, and are itching for an [strike]adventure[/strike] epic set in the 40K universe, I urge you to check this game out. It's earned it's spot as my favorite 40K game, and I wouldn't have it any other way.
Best starting point game for those wanting to get into the Warhammer 40k universe.
Such a disappointment. I was really enjoying the game until act 3 forces you into one of the most boring and overused tropes in all of storytelling, the forced capture narrative. So when I realized the game forces you into a multi hour act where you have to slog your way out of this scripted nonsense I just couldn't. Such a waste of time.
For the Emperor !!!!!!!
*радостное бу-бу-бу* Император одобряет В 40 000к раз лучше всяких BG3 :D
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Languages: English*, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Turkish*languages with full audio support
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