Great ARPG, great variety, love the the different classes and the seasons being unlocked is good. I love the short missions.

I keep coming back to it.

I'm so pumped to give this awesome game a hearty thumbs up, primarily for the devs listening to the player base and offering an offline mode via an (as of time of writing) upcoming update! This was already a top-notch ARPG, and now you'll be able to play it solo without having to have an internet connection. Massive props to NeocoreGames for that decision.

Nie kupuj tej gry bezpośrednio na steamie, twórcy używają złodziejskiego przelicznika steam według którego Polska jest drugim najdroższym rejonem. Sprawdz ceny na gg.deals. Obecnie na steamie w płacą mniej o np:

8% w EU
10% w Norwegi
13% w USA
31% w Korei
37% w Japonii

NIe daj się okradać przez steam'a.

I have no idea what Warhammer 40k is about. And with the recent controversies, id rather keep it that way. But this game is amazing. They are even adding offline mode, so i can now play on steamdeck during my travels. Good devs!

As an avid enjoyer of the ARPG genre, I relished the idea of vanquishing enemies of the imperium diablo style but found very little to no amusement. A few hours had passed bringing to naught the impression I expected from an agent of the Emperor. The unwavering fervour befitting that of an inquisitor was not fulfilled the way I hoped. As such, the motivation to strive was woefully absent even at the initial phase of play and further on.

It also looks as if it was developed in 2010 and there is no justification for high graphical usage whatsoever. In addendum to dated visuals, its sub standard optimization would drive even the machine spirit restless. Dull level design with many mission areas from different sub sectors looking identical to each other which insinuates the lack of effort from the developers.

The triteness of it all was made manifest through the loot drop system. One can hardly gain veritable satisfaction earning rare gear when weapons and armors determine skills and abilities. Individual battle tactics subsequently change in tandem with superior gear. Ergo you are forced to abandon your preferred playstyle. The whole progression system is the pits of the underhives. Untenable, redundant and inexpicably sets the precedence for incompatible builds coupled with unwanted skills bound by flawed gear mechanics.

Alas, it could not effectively deliver the entertaining grind fans of both the genre and IP would expect. An overhaul is in desperate necessity at this point. Consider the ludicrous price gouging even in its unpolished state is heresy on its own and tech heresy to boot in terms of gameplay and graphics. In conclusion, unrefined as a dungeon crawler whilst also uninspiring for a 40k game. Regrettably, it did not win my favour.

Go play POE !

Probably the best 40K game in existence, keeping in mind the following: 1) I have played and/or watched others play various 40K offerings over the years, and while they are all very good to passable in my humble opinion, (Which I seldom share due to the fractious nature of opinions concerning entertainment, art, etc. They're subjective, personal, and prone to bias and error, thusly they have relevance only to myself, Any disrespect/violence over my feelings about a game = I feel pity for you, because you can do better, full stop) Warhammer 40K: Inquisitor-Martyr just has a certain je ne sais quois about it, really capturing the essence of the 40K universe in all its dark, gory glory. I'm particularly disgusted (In the best way possible) by the Nurgle infested areas you must scour clean while finding clues concerning the fate of the Martyr ship as an Astartes Crusader (Of course specialized in heavy weapons) are some of my favorite levels. The designers went all-out on the gore and rot in the level backgrounds to such an extent that it feels cathartic "cleaning" up the atrocities made and destroying those responsible. Just wait until you unlock the Heavy Bolter! 2) Martyr was first released (beta) in 2018, a long time ago, yet the devs still add to this game, not leaving it to twist in the wind, letting chaos and entropy consume its memory! indeed, the Emperor protects, it is very clear to me now... :')

*- Standard statement regarding one's opinion on a games quality when said statement in no way negatively effects anyone. (There's a reason I write all this, one shouldn't receive death threats over what I respectfully think about No Man's Sky for starters) Nobody will agree with you 100% on everything, especially when it comes to games! Even if they did, would that somehow be a good thing? Thank you for your time spent reading this tl;dr a go-go, and have a good time playing what you enjoy!

It's not POE or D4 or LE, but it's Warhammer 40k. It's guns and swords and chaos and Eldar and loot, loot, loot. It's subtle in its approach to endgame and mechanics along the journey, but it's fun. And unlocking all the seasons was the best call for a game that seems like it might be on its last legs.

great game

Neocore already surprised me with easter eggs and details in the Van Helsing games so I finally decided to try this one.

It's my first Warhammer game but I'm ARPG veteran. Love the atmosphere, didn't expect it to be so good. Background lore is detailed for this type of game and gameplay loop is so far fun. Mission length is such that if you have small amount of time, you can always complete one.

Leveling concept goes well with focus being on weapons and am having a blast dodging and sniping with my assassin. Very recommended.