Warhammer 40,000: Chaos Gate - Daemonhunters

Very fun X-COM like. This game takes the aproach of a small squad of just 4 members that fight against enemies that will always outnumber them. But will gain the edge by quality. Contrary to X-COM there is no RNG in shooting. Meaning both your and the enemies turn is more predictable. I would recommend any player starts their first campaign on standard difficulty, even if they have experience with X-COM likes. This game has its own quirks which you need to experience first, before you jump into higher difficulties. The story isnt a masterpiece, but still very good and especially shines with great characters.

As an XCOM and Warhammer fan i loved this game. Be warned though, this game would be enjoyable for most (including myself) on the easiest difficulty. It can be quite unforgiving both in terms of the missions and the random events on the strategic map.

Stopped letting me play it when I went offline. That'll teach me not to check for this Denuvo nonsense. I'll know better next time, but for now? Don't support this anti-consumer trash.

Sighs Well, where do I even start... Warhammer 40,000 Chaos Gate Daemonhunters is one of the best Warhammer games I have ever played, although that is not saying much since the bar is set pretty low. The game has an interesting premise, and it is cool to move around as a Grey Knight, the issue is that I play to have fun and be entertained, and Chaos Gate goes completely out of its way to make sure that is not the case. Combat is basically waiting minutes for waves of enemies to do something, and meanwhile, they will repeat the same dialogue lines over and over again. This not only makes you bored of waiting for your turn, which is very short compared to the 20 enemies you have on screen, but you also end up muting the audio just to avoid hearing the same phrase 60 times in 5 minutes. But it does not stop there, when it is your turn, there is a completely random system responsible for reducing your health, armor, or energy simply because it feels like it, under the excuse that the warp is doing its thing. This also happens on the space map, there are constant events where you must reach multiple points, but the short time window only allows you to reach one, maybe two. The places you cannot make it to turn into a chaos nightmare, and when you finally go there, it will be full of enemies, and you will die of boredom because you cannot actually play as I explained above. To make matters worse, the game goes out of its way to take away your knights, adding wounds and situations that force you to bench them for a couple of days, which translates into 2 or 3 combats without them. Overall, Warhammer 40,000 Chaos Gate Daemonhunters is an unbalanced game that stretches its lifespan with boring, unpolished, and completely unfun mechanics. If you are looking for a game that actually understands what making a turn based tactical game means, go straight for XCOM, not this cheap skin with a Games Workshop license.

这灰骑士就是逊啦

制作组就是一群脑残的低能儿

It's not an awful game, it's just not good for what it is. As another review said, it takes the worst elements of XCOM and Rogue Trader and combines them. A word of advice: Be prepared to lose marines.