Warhammer 40,000: Space Wolf

delisted abandonware that is impossible to 100% unless you want to spend 50-200 bucks to get the DLC from a reseller

A unique take on turn-based strategy, combining tactical combat with deck-building mechanics in the warhammer 40 000 universe. The gameplay gives you a lot of possibilities and is genuinely satisfying when everything comes together. Unfortunately, the difficulty becomes a massive wall toward the end of the game. Even with fully upgraded characters, legendary equipment and maxed-out progression, the later sections remain extremely difficult and require careful planning. A very good tactical game, but one that demands a lot from player. 100% steam achievements Time : 187.8H Completion Difficulty : 9/10 Playthroughs : 1 Missables : None Notable requirements : Complete the entire game, grind various weapons kill requirements.

People complaining about the difficulty and can't beat the final mission in act 1:: Git gud.

A competent turn-based tactics game that is strategically robust, but one that suffers from an atrociously conceived transition from its primarily intended free-to-play purposes into the currently available game. Positive: - Maps and their environs exhibit variable terrains and diverse settings. Indoor and outdoor locations alternate according to story progressions, with each individual space demonstrating regional character variances that engender a sense of contextual uniqueness during the entire adventure. The game world feels truly alien and exotic with its many territorial particulars involving architecture, geography, and technology, presenting places that are both interesting and idiosyncratic in their nature and in their motif. - Weapon variety is expansive and eclectic, including a wide range of ranged, melee, and throwable, satisfying the inclinations and tactics of myriad player styles. This large arsenal that one is able to experiment with affords strategic mutability and empirical testing to allow for deep planning phases, as well as for circumstantial decision making. Additionally, many of the weapons have special utilities that are dependent on the cards available o…

Probably not worth what steam resellers will charge you for it, however, its alright. I guess. I didn't get the chance to get the DLC though.

interesting mix of card game with turn-based tactic but may be it's just me, but I almost don't feel here grim dark universe from its name nevertheless game is worth trying