Warhammer 40,000: Chaos Gate - Daemonhunters Reviews

I've had 4 campaigns get frozen because of a random bug that occurs where the game just gets stuck, not frozen, on the enemies turn. The turn never completes for whatever reason and I am stuck not finishing the campaign. I thought it was only an issue with the first mt fight because of his teleportation bs, boy was I fucking wrong. Until this issue is worked out, no matter how interesting the mechanics, I cannot recommend the game.

Great game with great mechanics. Surprisingly good story. Overstays its welcome though, the game is pretty damn long.

Warhammer 40k X-Com, what isn't there to like! The game isn't perfect and has the odd glitch that can be frustrating but all in all its a fun game with a decent length to it. Plenty of variety in the squad make up and skills mean it has replayability. The missions can get a bit samey and it would be nice to see them expand the mission types. The 3 pieces of DLC are good additions worth picking up if you enjoy the main game, here's hoping they continue to develop the game and it sees more DLC in the future or a Chaos Gate 2!

Just Finished the game, recommends for XCOM & Phoenix Point player. Pro 1. Story is decent 2. Combat less RNG then XCOM, and Phoenix Point. With new interesting gameplay mechanics aka "Execution". 3. Audio Good 4. Visual Good 5. Good amount of story cut scene compare to XCOM & Phoenix Point Con: 1. Level design: Level Design for those Mission map, get boring haft way the game.and very predictable. 2. Character Customization: Sadly compare to the other two game, character customization not that nice, because they are stuck to Gray Color, and more or less look the same far away. (well this is 40k) 3. Urgency or people are count on me: Although this game is about stopping crisis that will kill alot of lives. You dont really involve on that part saving lives, Neither you see or feel the direct horror of the day to day normal people. (well normal 40k issues) 4. No mod support Overall i would recommends for both 40k fans and new player.

Very fun game. Its Warhammer 40k's XCOM. (with a bit of Darkest Dungeon) Only downside for me is that it got a bit boring before i managed to finish the campaign. Mostly due to lack of variation between missions, too few enemy types, not enough scripted/narrative missions and too few random/special events.

Extremely fun once you get the hang of it and the graphics are quite good. Highly recommend getting the assassins dlc as well.

Emerging into the interest of the War Hammer 40K's Dark Sci FI Universe, This games was a Chaosgate to walk through. An intriguing take on the Familiar Turn base tactics popularized by the X-Com series with is own fitting spin with Space Marine the Grey Knight Chapter. What if we took a Space Marine and made them a psyker, hence welcome to the grey " We are the Hammer!" Now I really tried to like this game, and placed a great deal of effort even recklessly starting the game on Hard mode due to my familiarity with aggressive style of tactical game play , eventually restarting in normal mode after realizing I bit off more than I could chew. It generally feels as if the game consistently punishes you regardless of Story progress, character advancement, and embracing the Dark side of tactics to the point it becomes excessively tedious. A game the feels there is literally no room for error to accommodate any type of adaption , further reinforced by additional updates just adding a new level deterrence. You play as weak and 1 damage less than rational Psyker Space Marines that always come up a step behind against numerous odds. Early on youll feel discouragement from anything diverse other than the META you'll discover or look up after giving up in trying to ultilize the roles provided. Honestly if you want to enjoy the game just looks up and play the Meta, no real challenge when even the majority of weapons consistently come up inferior against enemies that can hit harder, accurate and remain mobile with less restraint. I find it fascinating there are players whom mastered such game play (Though most of these amazing feats recorded are done before recent updates ) but more disappointment in the shortcoming of the games rewards, especially when dealing with absurd level of enemies overly tanky with superior mobility and attack range, couple with the grueling Warp. As a challenge this game will meet the criteria for some, but as a game it feels more like a chore to play with no real freedom to try different play styles. Honestly I do not recommend this game unless you plan on sitting, researching and studying the Metal of winning and do not mind playing the game someone else way verses your own to win.

The game would be awesome but... The game is 3 years old and still has game breaking bugs that can only be solved by restarting a mission that you have spent a lot of time on. Every encounter with a specific enemy(the flesh mower) leads to this bug in 2 out of 3 cases. Great Work!... Just buying the engine of XCOM wont create a good game, if you are unable to understand the engine after such a time.

I was excited to try this game, but the game would not properly launch most of the time, and when it did, it was typically stuttering. I do not know if this is an issue with the game itself, with the anti-tamper software, or that the game and my system just do not get along, but I could not even get far enough into the game to know if I truly like it or not.

Honesly its a good game, I enjoyed it. It gets a little ( A moderate amount) repetitive. There are a couple things I didnt like, I dont enjoy the map sizes, I feel they are a bit to big, I spend a lot of time running around rather than fighting. I dont enjoy the "patrol" mode, I would like to be able to ambush, but Im sure that has to do with balance issues. Also... and this is again is a personal note, I would like to see the Grey Knights be more.... explosive? I want to see them cut their way through hordes of enemies with nary a scratch and not get scratched or wounded or whatever until they face the big baddies, not sure how they would have made me feel like that but, there it is. Overall the game kept true to the spirit of the lore, and at the end of the day, I enjoyed it.