Nedávné recenze uživatele Amove

A black chicken fed me a 3-piece combo and I haven't looked back since. GOAT 11/10.

This game suffers from acute hostile DM syndrome. Red Hook is frankly just not interested in making a fun game for the player, they're more interested in only them having fun ruining the experience.

Just play company of heroes 2.

A hefty and octane co-op experience that is fairly successful at mixing both the grimy atmosphere of the 40k universe with intense, volatile yet tactical gameplay. It's not the most stable game as of yet, but its core gameplay is incredibly fun: the game requires a constant mix of aggressive, steady melee with explosive gunplay and ceaseless situational awareness. It combines the best of two worlds to really deliver a fast-paced and extremely satisfying Warhammer experience that I haven't seen replicated in a long time since Dawn of War 2.

The good:
+ Soundtrack (awesome is an understatement)
+ Immersion and atmosphere
+ Sound effects, sound design (partially tied with the above)
+ Satisfying gunplay and melee through with a fair bit of variation in weaponry
+ Set pieces (the hub is a master-crafted piece of work)

Mid:
* Character creation, although nice, isn't really anything to write home about. It's good enough for what it is, that's all there is to say about it frankly.
* Dialogue - I honestly don't find the dialogue very compelling like in Vermintide. It makes sense, given that there are no "real" characters to speak off, though there's enough characterization in each class that it helps paint an image on who they are and their standings with others and the world. That being said, it's nice to see the occasional nod to the canon, like casual mentions of the Emperor, technical terms like Abhuman and Exterminatus. You can absolutely tell the writers did their homework.

The bad:
- Stability (Oh boy)
- Reading stats requires a PHD in Ancient Hieroglyphs
- Bugs (Don't know if this is intended, but Ragers have 0 sound effects, also had specials make no sound as they snuck up from behind)
- Enemies spawning when you don't look - This is a massive sin that I feel doesn't need much elaboration.
- Lack of clarity - This game does such a bad job at explaining mechanics such as flak and carapace armour, while throwing out meaningless terms on weapon cards (Assassin, Ravager, wow thanks game). It's not always obvious on armoured enemies whether its worth it to headshoot them or to shoot at their torso or legs. Also doesn't help that the game doesn't tell you what different armour types do.

In its current iteration a 7/10 for me

Kinda shallow in game mechanics but it's quite fun to sink a few hours into (especially Exterminatus!). Campaign felt mediocre, with a very basic "plot" and occasional toe dips and references to the lore. Love the brutality and how visceral the combat system is (the executions are a great touch to an otherwise mediocre game). Multiplayer is sparsely populated but I've been able to find enough games to not consider it entirely dead. Only main gripe I have is the lack of invulnerability frames during executions, which is especially painful when its your only way of regaining health.

Dead.

I don't know, I have mixed feelings about this game.

The pros:

+ Soundtrack and art are charming.
+ Unit voicelines are somewhat between corny and adorable (Attucks is a cutie).
+ Combat loops feel "just right" (only regarding line infantry)
+ Game has a fun gimmick in the form of mechas.

Cons (oh dear):

- Extremely barebones roster for the 4 factions. (with exception to the mechas)
- Very watered down in terms of unit usage, barely any utility in a lot of support units.
- Veterancy is honestly not very rewarding on the majority of units.
- AI is amazingly bad, I'd be impressed, if only it didn't affect my campaign and skirmishes so much.
- Weaponteams are agonisingly slow to the point they're practically dead weight.
- Infantry anti-mecha units are extremely fragile beyond the mid-game.
- I don't know if this is just on my end, but units often "stand still" when I use the retreat button, or straight up don't follow the order at all.
- Mecha battles aren't pretty to look at; lack of synch kills and unit interaction (why can't I blow off specific parts of the mecha?)
- Infantry spam seems to be about the only strategy for the early game; boring.

All in all....

I want to love this game, I really do, its after all a great concept. The game does *some* things right, but the design on a macro level just prevents me from rating this game beyond "average". Get it on a sale and play with some friends, otherwise, just don't bother with this.

6.5/10 but I genuinely think that with a design overhaul, this could easily be a 8/10. Fingers crossed.

This game should be renamed "abusive relationship simulator" because it offers shiny things with no care nor substance.

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It's a great game, though it often feels more like a simulator than an actual game particularly when its forced scripting forces you to follow the same decisions that general X did during battle A.