Warhammer: Chaosbane

Если брать по скидке, на одно прохождение игра вполне сойдет. Сюжет не лучший, боевка не лучшая, крафт и торговцы... Это вообще что? Почти ничего не понял в этом вопросе. Проходил за воина - было местами душно, местами просто (танковал буквально лицом) возможно другие персонажи интереснее. Брать только на свой страх и риск, игра вообще не шедевр. Но побегать, побить болванчиков, можно.

Recommending with a strong disclaimer: get it on sale for $10 or less and have a healthy obsession with Diablo-likes and/or Warhammer Fantasy. Get this one for full price or expecting too much and you won't be happy. I got it for $3 and have plenty of brain damage so I was right at home. Grab the feedbag ARPG fans, it's a top-down game where you slaughter crowds, pick up randomized loot and read tooltips for hours to feed the branch of dopamine that tunneled through your head after playing Diablo 2. It takes place in the WH universe which can tell stories that deserve to be taken seriously but just as often is paper-thin excuses for the action figures to fight. This is the latter. You're Unseen Side Character who saves the Emperor from one of the interchangeable Chaos bad guys named Slaughter Killpeople in such a way that it never meets the canon. Hey, I actually like this stuff but it's a theme park tour to punch Chaos in four flavors. An average story elevated by good voice actors and the occasional decent side character with three mild twists at the end and only one is painfully obvious. Lore is fine if unremarkable, you're the type of grognard who will get mad that the player can solo a bloodthirster or hoot when your slayer squares up at him. Chaosbane doesn't hide that it's a reskin of Diablo 3. All the characters are quick and strong, left click to build energy and right click to burn it, mix 6 skills and passives for a synergized monster blender. The best part of the game has to be the systems, the feeling of player power and the steady stream of widgets to play with satisfies the brain worms. Several pieces show up really late, I wish they'd come up in acts 1/2 and be done by the start of act 3. Balancing is all over the place, I've tried every class and found HP regen stacking on Elessa quickly made me immortal and the difficulty caps at very hard for the story, could sleepwalk through chaos 5 after it. Things go up to chaos 10 so even the broken builds have a treadmill to run on for awhile. Skills are so strong they're redundant, there's only so many ways to clear the same screen but the build diversity keeps you trying new buttons. I started with a screen clear arrow volley, got two new ones, one is really bad and the other makes Elessa meow when she fires and that's real cute, puts a smile on my face. Items are the same as everything is a stat stick and the only real choices are damage now or damage eventually and if you want a niche use secondary stat(i.e. stacking counterattack.) Unfortunately it gets worse. This game is rightly panned for asset reuse and it's no exaggeration that every act is the same map 6+ times. Occasionally a set piece tile will give you something to admire, it's funny that the game looks pretty good overall but has even less map variety than 20 year old games. This extends to enemy design, everything but god-specific demons are the same act 1 cultist models to the point that even the named story guys recycle the bloated fat man of Nurgle appearance. It's the ideal male body, you may not like it, but this is what peak corruption looks like. Enemies are dull even for ARPG crowd fodder, they'll aggro you from 1.5 screens away and run to where you *were*, ignoring you on the way. Every character has strong mobility and racing to objectives leaves these beta critters in the dust, most melee unable to touch them. Elites and bosses are better and crowd management is engaging when you fall behind the power curve, as brief and rare as that will become. There's other oddities like no names/health bars for enemies that make them feel weirdly lifeless. Some bad sound mixing hits a few cutscenes and the home camps with the stash and its super loud sparkle sparkle noise on loop. The overall story is fine but the stupid padding between plot points and the unnecessary jogging between map entrances and NPCs makes things a drag. Although Chaosbane offers the contractually obligated infinite end game via maps there's nothing to really push for past campaign clears. Hit level 50, see everything your character can do, do you want to refight a boss or two? Even for a genre based on repetition this one goes dry fast. All that said it's... fine? I feel bad mocking it, it isn't a terrible effort but it is an average one in a very crowded genre and it'd hurt to spend $30. Waiting for a sale and grabbing it for less than a sandwich hits a lot better, it's Temu-brand Diablo 3 but I had a good time. Chaosbane reminds me of the array of licensed IP games you'd see back in the Playstation 2 days where a $20 clunker might become one of your favorite guilty pleasures. For ARPG dads looking to blow off steam after work this'll hit the spot like a gas station hamburger. Gotta do something until the Grim Dawn expansion lands.

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After half an hour, it already feels pretty boring. You'll slaughter masses of standard enemies in very linear levels. It's essentially just brainless grind- nothing wrong with that, but I have seen it better executed in other games, like Diablo or torchlight. Does this game get exciting later on? Maybe it's for hardcore fans of the Warhammer universe. Maybe not.

За 200 рублей за полное издание,купленное на сторонних сайтах, прям хорошо. Просто побегать и шинковать демонов. На большее здесь рассчитывать не стоит.

Mondain, shallow and boring. Only get it at a steep discount, if you want to play it in local, couch co-op. The new game of these devs is so much better, so get Dragonkin instead of this.

Just an average ARPG. Nothing special in a good or a bad way. Everything is competent and decent but nothing jumps out either. Fun to play a couple of campaigns. And then you put it down and forget it exists.

Impressively boring early game. I played roughly an hour and I have not gained a single moment of joy from it. It also felt like I played for 4+ hours because it was just that lame. Don't get me wrong, maybe it gets good after hour 3 or something like that, but its honestly not worth the time investment.