Warhammer 40,000: Space Wolf

Отличная, мобильная, пошаговая игра в любимой вселенной которую на данный момент нельзя купить и жаль... Не отрицаю факта, что карточная система мне лично вообще не нравится, но геймплей вполне понятен и достоин.

delisted abandonware that is impossible to 100% unless you want to spend 50-200 bucks to get the DLC from a reseller

Sad to see it no longer on steam. Was a decent xcom-like

A unique take on turn-based strategy, combining tactical combat with deck-building mechanics in the warhammer 40 000 universe. The gameplay gives you a lot of possibilities and is genuinely satisfying when everything comes together. Unfortunately, the difficulty becomes a massive wall toward the end of the game. Even with fully upgraded characters, legendary equipment and maxed-out progression, the later sections remain extremely difficult and require careful planning. A very good tactical game, but one that demands a lot from player. 100% Completion Time : 187.8H Completion Difficulty : 9/10 Playthroughs : 1 Missables : None Notable requirements : Complete the entire game, grind various weapons kill requirements.

Torn, because I liked this game a tremendous amount. Very atmospheric and the gameplay is surprisingly deep. I know the game isn't available for purchase anymore but if anyone has this in their library and is sitting on it just be aware that the game is incredibly grindy. So much so that the last mission of the base game feels impossible without pouring dozens more hours into the game to level up cards and I just don't have the time in my life to do that. So...it's a recommend because of the game play but I will sadly leave this game unfinished.

This is what happens when a tactical card game and a chainsword have a baby. Warhammer 40,000: Space Wolf mixes turn-based tactics with deck-building, and somehow — it works. You play as the Emperor’s most savage sons, and when a Wolf Guard shreds a Chaos Marine with a chainsword card combo, it’s surprisingly satisfying. It’s not perfect: animations are stiff, the pacing can drag, and the mobile-game roots show at times. But if you love 40K, tactics, and hearing someone yell “For Russ and the Allfather!” every five minutes — this one hits home. Blood, steel, and frostbitten glory. The Sons of Russ wouldn’t have it any other way. Recommended — best enjoyed with ale, fur armor, and zero mercy.