200 hours in with a level 30 Veteran, level 30 Ogryn, level 16 Psyker, and level 12 Zealot. Long story short: I suggest this game if you like this genre, if you like 40k, or if you watched some streamers play it and it looked fun.

Pros:
-Really tight combat. Melee combat is weighty and visceral. Range combat is very unique compared to other FPS and feels fitting of the Warhammer 40k universe. And there is decent enemy variety.
-They really paid attention to detail when making this universe come to life. The soundtrack is on point as well.
-The zone/mission system is clever. This goes into the above point. Your missions will overlap rooms or places you have been in previous missions if it's int he same zone. IMO this really grounds the world as a persistent place.
-There is a huge amount of intricacies to learn about how weapons and stats work. The community on youtube and discord has been great at breaking things down and figuring things out.

Cons:
-Needs more zones/missions
-Needs more explanations (and better written explanations) of how stats and mechanics work. We shouldn't have to rely on youtube.
-Needs more story, even if it's out of game/in the lobby.

Conclusion:
I can't tell you what you should think your $40 is wroth, but it has been totally worth it for me.
I'm excited for more content as they release over time as this, like or not, is a "Games as a service" model game.

200 hours in with a level 30 Veteran, level 30 Ogryn, level 16 Psyker, and level 12 Zealot. Long story short: I suggest this game if you like this genre, if you like 40k, or if you watched some streamers play it and it looked fun. Pros: -Really tight combat. Melee combat is weighty and visceral. Range combat is very unique compared to other FPS and feels fitting of the Warhammer 40k universe. And there is decent enemy variety. -They really paid attention to detail when making this universe come to life. The soundtrack is on point as well. -The zone/mission system is clever. This goes into the above point. Your missions will overlap rooms or places you have been in previous missions if it's int he same zone. IMO this really grounds the world as a persistent place. -There is a huge amount of intricacies to learn about how weapons and stats work. The community on youtube and discord has been great at breaking things down and figuring things out. Cons: -Needs more zones/missions -Needs more explanations (and better written explanations) of how stats and mechanics work. We shouldn't have to rely on youtube. -Needs more story, even if it's out of game/in the lobby. Conclusion: I can't tell you what you should think your $40 is wroth, but it has been totally worth it for me. I'm excited for more content as they release over time as this, like or not, is a "Games as a service" model game.