Recent reviews by Epic Dude

OMG so much better than Fire Warrior. Fire Warrior was fun, but this is way funner.

I certainly am not Alpharius, and I approve.

This game is the unifying, unrelenting, irreverent, FUN game we need to save civilization and usher in an era of awesome and DEMOCRACY.

Great game. Fun, addictive, lots of different mechanics even if they're simple, but a few aspects you can min-max. Developer seems involved, especially due to the recent controversy. Sorry it upset the fanboys of a 20 year old stale IP that didn't re-invent its game mechanics.

Absolutely love it, gameplay and story is great and that's why I've been playing Baldur's Gate and D&D on the computer since I was a kid. Keeps the fire alive. Add to that it looks like the community and developers are pretty good and have some level of feedback or communication so it might in fact get even better with time.

Had this game for a few hours and ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ does it scratch the autistic itch I have. Hard to believe that from Dig Dug to a bunch of weird 2D/3d Isometric mining sims that this game would come into existence and bring it all together. If you know, you know. Get it. Support the devs, it's fun and has great replayability and a decent community.

Loads of fun if you've got the attention span for it, very in depth but the learning curve is pretty sharp. The nostalgia is intense if you've played throughout the iterations, and it scratches all the right itches for RTS.

29.99 seems like a fair price, but if you're not entirely sold on the game before you buy it, wait for a sale or be prepared to return it if it doesn't quite do it for you.

I am Alpharius.

Cheaper than cocaine, just about the same dopamine; Even after you unlock everything, it keeps calling for you to one up yourself.

Simple fun, little repetitive in late game, but the replayability and variation is there if you want it. Really just another fun way to experience 40k.

After getting more into it, and the features of the game, I have to say it has way more depth than I initially thought. The monotony sets in once you get to your 4th or 5th character, but the seasonal challenges help with that, and especially if you can find friends for co-op it becomes an even more fun in late game testing builds and trying to tweak items at the tech priest. Still highly recommend this game.