Warhammer 40,000: Battlesector

For Warhammer fans this is a solid game. It's similar to the tabletop but it's not going to replace it anytime soon. For tactical strategy fans, this game is janky as hell. I know modern indie games are rushed out the gate to make deadlines but this game came out in 2021 and still has the weirdest bugs that have never been addressed while the DLC keeps piling on. Imagine paying the original 40 bucks they were asking (luckily I got this for cheap in a bundle) I don't have any DLC but it seems it's just 15 bucks a pop for a new faction but no campaign. Wtf? Fix your game, it's been 5 years already. It's a real shame because presentation-wise it's really nice but when you get into the thick of things stuff like the pace of battle, the camera, seeing where attacks are coming from, you're constantly fighting with the camera to see what the hell is going on. Then when you make a mistake, sorry homie, no take backs. Wanna restart a mission, sorry buddy, use the autosaves. There's so many QOL things would plenty of other tactics games have paved the road for already. This kind of stuff is just lazy. Anyway, 7 out of 10 for 40K fans. 4 out of 10 for everybody else. BTW: As soon as I beat the game, it crashed to the desktop! I had to go to Youtube to see the ending!

It's an ok game, too focused on MP i'm a single player campaign man so idc about MP

good alternative to full blown table top at least for me, i grew up in the hood and its hard to go to stores or find friends to play irl table top with so this is awesome but it is boring playing alone

One of the main issues with Warhammer 40,000: Battlesector is that each faction has access to only a small fraction (roughly 1/10) of the units that exist in the tabletop game. On top of that, the DLCs are often sold at a significant price while still feeling incomplete, which creates a disappointing and, at times, predatory business model. If the goal is truly to create a fun, long-lasting, and engaging system, the developers should listen more closely to player feedback. A concrete and reasonable approach would be to regularly implement new units that already exist in the physical game—for example, at least one new unit per faction every year. This would greatly increase gameplay variety, make factions feel more complete, and improve the overall perception of the product. Personally, I have played Battlesector very little because, in its current state, it feels incomplete and not very rewarding in the long term.

Warhammer 40,000: Battlesector – The Closest You’ll Get to Tabletop Without Knocking Over Your Minis As someone who actually plays Warhammer 40K on the tabletop (and paints far too many Orks for any sane human), Battlesector has been an absolute delight. It captures the feel of 40K in a way few digital games manage — the pacing, the tactical choices, the brutal exchanges of fire… all without having to worry about dice scattering off the table or your Squighog Boyz taking a nosedive onto the floor. The turn-based combat is tight and satisfying, every unit feels distinct, and the battlefield momentum system adds a layer of tactical depth that really scratches that tabletop itch. It’s accessible enough for newcomers but deep enough to keep long-time players like me engaged for hours. And now with Black Legion on the horizon? Oh boy. I’m absolutely ready. If the devs keep expanding the roster, this game could become the definitive digital 40K tactics platform. Give me more factions, more toys, and — if Gork (or possibly Mork) wills it — maybe even some glorious green Orky madness in the future. Until then, Battlesector is already a great pick for anyone who loves Warhammer 40K, tactical combat, or simply wants a game that feels like pushing minis around a table without the cleanup afterward. Verdict: Waaagh-worth it. Highly recommended.

Since the last DLC absolutely broken AI in crusade mode. AI can literally charge through cover (which shouldn't be possible), can shoot through massive stone cliffs (which shouldn't be possible), can ignore armor on units (which shouldn't be possible) and can make much more of this nonsense. And many, many crashes. This game was promising in the beginning but since the other studio took over it's just another DLC sale policy crap without balancing or bug fixing. The first two factions are unplayable because of power creep and the new released ones are OP on purpose to sell them better. Sry, but this isn't fun or engaging, it's lazy work.

近年来算是不错的战锤类回合制游戏了，但是大量DLC警告，喜欢战锤的朋友可以观望下，啥时候打折再购入（来自全价购买DLC的笨蛋告诫）