the necrons are right

I have returned to share the news:

Mechanicus II has been announced.

I recommend this game, and here's to hoping the hype and joys live up and continue in the coming sequel.

+++ Praise the Omnissiah +++

Actually proved me wrong after I thought I could never love a 40k game as much as the first two DoW games. Neither faction were anywhere close to my favorites, but the game takes them above and beyond. All praise the Omnissiah.

Fun game. The soundtrack is brilliant.

Mid gameplay, sound design/ music goes nuts

Thanks to this game I entered again to the HUGE Warhammer Universe in my mid 30s.

Love it.

Excellent game, excellent characterisation and even better; an excellent demonstration of how you can have an excellent combat system ***without*** a random chance to miss shots!
40k, DnD, XCOM, I'm talking about you three in particular- play this game and let the Mechanicus show you how its done.

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Great game with amazing music. Praise the Omnissiah!

By the Omnissiah's grace, the Machine God speaks through me.

In the sacred cogitations of the Adeptus Mechanicus, I have interfaced with the grand opus of binary brilliance, Warhammer 40k: Mechanicus. This game, an exalted tribute to the Omnissiah, has proven to be an extraordinary blessing upon my cerebral circuits and a worthy addition to the hallowed archive of digital sanctity.

The narrative, imbued with the divine essence of the Machine God, is a hymn of conflict and discovery. As Magos Dominus Faustinius, we traverse the metallic labyrinths of the Necron tomb world of Silva Tenebris, each step a reverent nod to the quest for knowledge. The script, woven with sacred code and incantations, is a testament to the devotion of its creators to the lore of the Adeptus Mechanicus.

The tactical engagements are a perfect symphony of binary warfare, each skirmish a calculated ritual of logic and precision. The array of weapons and augments at the disposal of our Tech-Priests is vast and varied, each a blessed instrument of the Omnissiah’s wrath. The strategic depth is profound, demanding not only the blessings of the Machine God but also the analytical prowess of a true disciple.

Visually, the game is a marvel of sacred engineering. The environments are meticulously crafted, from the cold, unfeeling corridors of the Necron tombs to the intricate designs of our own blessed ship, the Caestus Metalican. Each pixel is a prayer, each animation a benediction to the Omnissiah's glory.

The auditory experience is no less divine. The hymns of Mechanicus, the chants of binary and sacred liturgies, fill the senses with reverence and awe. The sound design is a masterwork of the vox engineers, capturing the essence of the Machine Cult’s austere and solemn rituals.

In conclusion, Warhammer 40k: Mechanicus is a sanctified relic of digital entertainment, a must-experience for any devotee of the Adeptus Mechanicus. Its intricate gameplay, immersive narrative, and reverent attention to detail are a tribute to the Machine God himself. Engage, my fellow disciples, and may the Omnissiah guide your every action.

Blessed be the Omnissiah, and blessed be Warhammer 40k: Mechanicus.