Warhammer 40,000: Battle Sister

If you are a fan of 40K, you will like this shooter. It does some nice fan service, but also has the same flaws as the first Space Marine game, in that the levels are pretty samey and all you do is shooting with only solving a minor puzzle here and there. As for the weapons, the game gives you all the basics you would expect from a 40K game. A Bolter, a Boltpistol, a Flamer, a Chainsword or a Lasgun, which even your character makes fun of. What I did miss though was specific Sororitas gear, like the Infernopistol, the Eviscerator or their double Meltas. What I did like though was that a weapon from Space Marine made a return. Which also leads me to the point that you are supposedly a Celestian, but you don't really feel like one. Another thing is that the combat feels rather slow paced. I guess that may be the fault of VR, but it does feel very static, since most enemies rather stay in place instead of pushing their advantage, with Chaos Space Marines being the only exception. It does get better towards the end of the game, but most of the time I wished that it was more frentic. And the bossfights are lame, like "do this specific gimmick three times, because they are invincibl…

Good - A Warhammer 40k VR game Neutral - The visuals are only ok - Neat abilities that are inconsistent in their activation Bad - Audio - Leveling is off which makes the sound stage confusing. Can never tell if enemies are close or far away. - Enemy AI - Enemies can both walk and shoot through some objects in the environment that stop you and your bullets. - Controls overall are janky Conclusion If you are a Warhammer 40k fan you'll most likely find some enjoyment here. Just make sure to get it for a good discount. For everyone else just skip it.

It's...Ok. If you're a WH40k fan, yes, worth a look when it's on sale. It delivers on atmosphere and doesn't make any flagrent mistakes on the setting (like say, romancing an alien or something). The sisters are pretty true to lore. The actual gameplay is just ok though. It's a lot of repetitive stuff, and a lot of corridor battles. There's an obvious budget at work. Not a dealbreaker but at best this is a C+ game.

Pretty decent shooter. Feels like something out of the mid 00s in a good way. Theres some occasional jank but pretty typical issues you'd get with VR. the interface works better than i expected and utilizing weapons works easy. The faith powers on the other hand are really finicky, i got stuck for 5 minutes trying to get the slow time to work properly during its tutorial i doubt i'll ever use it in the heat of battle. Weapons dont feel like they have weight but ive only encountered like 1 game to really do that well and it was its entire gimmick. A decent experience for the price grab when its on sale

Love this Franchise!

its good