Warhammer 40,000: Chaos Gate - Daemonhunters

Took a little google search to understand stuff and piece it together but once i did i found myself looking forwards to the next time i load out my little team and go in to purge the enemys of the true emperor! Fantastic game. Do it and give it the time and space it deserves. Its a fun one :)

Не зміг (( декілька разів пробував почати грати і не зміг пограти далі місії. двух. Я розумію що таке умовність, але супер елітні Сірі Лицарі не здатні одним ударом зарубати звичайнісінького культиста зі стабером який зі свого боку цілком собі здатен нанести шкоду двуногому ходячому танку псионіку ??? може гра й чудова тактика але для мене цей ньюас наглухо вбиває занурення і сприйняття того що відбувається. як то кажеться "не вірю"

X-COM with enormous pauldrons? Yes. Immaculate artwork (if a touch cartoony for 40k)? Yes. Inquisitor Boobsuit? Sigh....yeah, that too. I guess you had to expect they'd do that. Even her scars are absurdly arranged so as to preserve her sex appeal to people who have developed an unfortunate sexual attraction to animated women. Aside from that one point, I can't fault much about Chaos Gate. The gameplay can be a bit overwhelming if you aren't used to turn based tactics/managerial kind of games, but any fan of the genre will figure it out fast. The storyline is typically hammy and forgettable, but that's to be expected. You fight a "plauge" with squads of Space Marines equipped with everything but medicine. I found the excessive focus on ship repair a little distracting, it leads one to wonder why they didn't deploy a ship with an intact set of engines to deal with a Nurgle plague that's wiping out systems by the handful. You have to be carerful how you direct your tiny bed of resources so as to avoid deploying exterminatus too frequently. The objective is to stop the spread, not wipe out the entire sector. I wouldn't have minded larger squad sizes as well, but it makes missions challenging to avoid losing the use of key troops you've cultivated at a time when new threats emerge. I'd advise focusing on repairing your engines and warp capability so as to speed your movement around the star map and facilitate the preservation of more systems. Things like boarding weapons can wait a bit. The class variance is nice, although I have found some classes are WAY more useful in all situations. I'm yet to get the hang of some, and the assassins you eventually pull on board are perhaps too easy to ignore entirely. Try to spread character development across your entire crew so you don't find yourself short an apothecary during a sudden burst of new infections. The medi servo skull can spare you a lot of pain and suffering in healing time later.

bon jeu

it's great, just try it

Fajna gra

Very addictive, if you like 40k and/or xcom, you will 95% sure like this