(81 hrs, Zealot & Veteran slogged to level 30)

Pros
- Game's foundation was executed well. Melee/ranged combat feels nice and enemies react to your blows in a satisfying manner.
- Atmosphere and music feels very 40k.
- Difficulty is there if you want it.
- Good focus on teamwork, with mechanics that reward sticking together.


Cons
- Game is like 1/4 of the way being finished. No where near the amount of weapons promised were actually released.
- Lacks any alternate sub-classes or a 5th class on release.
- Dev's and CEO taking literal months to finish a crafting system, or fix the constant crashing. Then released a letter bringing light to the issue as if they just started working on it.
- Cash grab cosmetic shop that looks like it was more fleshed out than the actual game. (In-game currency not an option either.)
- Has a fraction of the content VTII released with.
- Literally no story line/campaign to be found. Cut scenes every few levels with dialogue that makes you want to fall asleep. Has a twist at the end that I have yet to see someone care about.
- Penances so specific and complicated that most of them can't be accomplished without a full team of friends w/ comms.
- ^ Said penances only reward you with one single article of clothing. Most are the same outfit with minor tweaks depending on level of penance.
- Weapon shop is RNG hell sometimes taking several hours to get one weapon that you want with a decent rating.
- No cross play to be found with other gaming systems or game pass.

As someone who was hyped for the release of this game and was a fan of Fatshark. I write this with absolute disappointment. These companies must learn that we are not going to shovel micro-transactions and half finished games down our throat. My best advice, save your money until the game is finished. $40 isn't a bad price yet I feel you should wait for it to be on sale for the scam this company tried to pull. In the words of Kratos. Don't be sorry Fat Shark, be better.

(81 hrs, Zealot & Veteran slogged to level 30) Pros - Game's foundation was executed well. Melee/ranged combat feels nice and enemies react to your blows in a satisfying manner. - Atmosphere and music feels very 40k. - Difficulty is there if you want it. - Good focus on teamwork, with mechanics that reward sticking together. Cons - Game is like 1/4 of the way being finished. No where near the amount of weapons promised were actually released. - Lacks any alternate sub-classes or a 5th class on release. - Dev's and CEO taking literal months to finish a crafting system, or fix the constant crashing. Then released a letter bringing light to the issue as if they just started working on it. - Cash grab cosmetic shop that looks like it was more fleshed out than the actual game. (In-game currency not an option either.) - Has a fraction of the content VTII released with. - Literally no story line/campaign to be found. Cut scenes every few levels with dialogue that makes you want to fall asleep. Has a twist at the end that I have yet to see someone care about. - Penances so specific and complicated that most of them can't be accomplished without a full team of friends w/ comms. - ^ Said penances only reward you with one single article of clothing. Most are the same outfit with minor tweaks depending on level of penance. - Weapon shop is RNG hell sometimes taking several hours to get one weapon that you want with a decent rating. - No cross play to be found with other gaming systems or game pass. As someone who was hyped for the release of this game and was a fan of Fatshark. I write this with absolute disappointment. These companies must learn that we are not going to shovel micro-transactions and half finished games down our throat. My best advice, save your money until the game is finished. $40 isn't a bad price yet I feel you should wait for it to be on sale for the scam this company tried to pull. In the words of Kratos. Don't be sorry Fat Shark, be better.