
Liberate the planet Volistad from the Orks’ grip in Final Liberation, a turn-based strategy game set in the Warhammer Epic 40,000 universe. Experience a cult classic with large-scale tactical battles and iconic live-action FMV cutscenes.
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About
Suffice it to say, I have served under two Lord Commanders Militant in the single campaign in the past.
I say this not to threaten, but to warn, my Lord.
- Commissar Holt
This turn-based strategy game chronicles a monumental struggle for survival in the distant future. Humanity’s spread throughout the stars has not gone unnoticed - along the way enemies have surfaced. The planet Volistad has been invaded by Orks who plan to crush the last of the humans - and claim the world as their own!
The first computer game set in the Warhammer Epic 40,000 universe by Games Workshop, Final Liberation features the armies of the Imperium of Man and the Space Ork Horde. From standard infantry to the mighty Imperial legions of tanks, from the roaring Ork warbikes to the towering Titans and Gargants, the future has never been so brutal!
This edition updates Final Liberation: Warhammer Epic 40,000 to run smoothly on modern Windows systems, delivering improved stability and enhanced compatibility. Mouse controls have been refined for more responsive camera movement and smoother gameplay. Steam achievements have been added.
Set in the Warhammer Epic 40,000 universe, featuring the armies of the Imperium of Man and the Space Ork Horde
Command vast armies and wage turn-based war across the battlefields of the 41st millennium
Play a non-linear campaign unfolding on a strategic map, spanning over 30 scenarios
Watch more than 10 minutes of live-action FMV, with Commissar Holt serving as your advisor
Comprehensive encyclopedia covering over 85 unit types from the Warhammer Epic 40,000 universe

Warhammer Classics is a collection of the greatest titles from the annals of Warhammer video game history, spanning the last 30 years, brought back to life as a series to celebrate their iconic legacy. These games have been revived in their original state. Because of their classic nature, some of the content may not accurately reflect current depictions, lore, or presentation within the current Warhammer universes and settings.
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I can see why I as a 13-year old boy loved this game so very much! It was always a fond memory that I never thought would return. So when I saw this port I was super hyped. Though, nearly 30 years later, the game just doesn't hold up to modern standards. It's incredibly boring, actually very much like playing the board game Risk, with very little to offer, other than: move your troops and shoot. If you hit, you kill the enemy. If you miss, it's their turn to shoot you. Also, it's just a port, not a graphically refreshed iteration, like I thought it would be, so it has very bad graphics on a 3840x2160 screen. My 40-something person today needs more than that in the incredibly sparse time I have for gaming. The full movie videos in-between missions are incredibly cool though. I found myself playing a few missions and then just using cheats to get through the campaign and watch the awesome videos. Normally, I hate using cheat-codes and try to 100% with hardest difficulty. This, I just couldn't get myself to do so... and I kinda feel sad about it. Another side-note: The game crashes to desktop every now and then when trying to start a video. You better save very often!
This was the first warhammer game I played, got me into the hobby so to say. This remaster is bringing back that nostalgic game from the 90s (including its flaws). There were some small bugs and crashes, but nothing too major for me. The FMV cutscenes are poor quality (resolution issue? I honestly have no clue) Would still love a remake to update it towards the 2026 era of the setting (new models, new units, EXTRA RACES?) but that probably wont happen.
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The crazy 90s cinematics alone are worth buying this game. Commissar Holt should've gotten a model and a data sheet as reward for his performance in this game. I played this many years ago and pined for a workable version of it to replay. I have now completed playing it through and I enjoyed the flavor of this, but it is a tedious game, too. Imagine random ork boyz popping your chimera with some desultory bolter fire, but two to three batteries of basilisks required to wipe the same squad of boyz. It's a good game with lots of flavor and tons of unit options if you can stomach the older interface and sometimes tedious game play.
Back from a time when gameplay and graphics were both given equal footing, this absolute classic returns. Whilst the units may be a little less smooth to modern eyes, this is more than made up for the replayability as you try different unit combos lollopping across the campaign map. The only shame is that the obviously planned expansions never game to fruition. Hopefully some enterprising souls can come up with a way of doing this.
Truly lives up to the name Epic 40k. This was absolute peak industrial sci-fi strategy.
Топ 10 гретчинов, переживающих прямое попадание из орудия титана, из 10
Despite this game’s old graphics and mediocre UI, it is very fun and plays much like a tabletop wargame, though the ones and zeros behind the hit conditions and statistics are hidden for the sake of smoother casual gameplay. I’d recommend this game to anyone looking for a good turn-based strategy game that isn’t overly complex or reliant on math.
Finally. Warhammer as it was and not the woke trash that it is now. I played this straight through highschool and college. I have wanted to come back to this many times, but it just wasnt great on modern rigs. Now, it runs just as cheaty as it did 30 years ago. Seriously. The computer cheats, all the time. You can sit there spamming fire from 5 units into one of theirs, and not hit it once. Then they can wipe the floor with you with just infantry. At least it isnt like the slop tactical games out now a days. Devs, take a note. And GWS, please remember your roots. The Emperor is very displeased with the crap you are putting out in these times.
100% Very Good Game!
Game's alright. hate flyers though.
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