There are around 50 hand-crafted missions. You will have full control as you are able to customize your team, manage the resources, control each move of your Tech-Priests as well as discover some long-forgotten technology. You will be leading the expedition on a Necron planet called Silva Tenebris. Play as Magos Dominus Faustinus and take control of the most technologically advanced in the Imperium.
The music really fits too, this sort of powerful but gloomy organ-type music, very much a creepy Catholic church kind of feel.Warhammer 40K: Mechanicus is a strategy game that is developed by Bulwark Studios and published by Kasedo Games. it definitely feels like it couldn't be any other setting. All the little quotations from the machine god bible and so forth. But they're not a big part of the game, and although in a gameplay sense they're slightly annoying, they convey atmosphere well.Īnd I enjoy the dialogue the senior priests get into before you send a group on a mission. The odd little choice scenarios are pretty random though the risks and rewards from getting them right or wrong aren't huge but I still have a tendency to savescum them somewhat. as befits Warhammer 40K, they are so massively expendable. Plus you got these layman soldiers to help you. Like, there you are being these priests of the technology god, and you get more actions by getting knowledge about the enemy-almost violently ripping information out of the foe during combat. I find the fighting system interesting and I also think it kind of fits the atmosphere of the setting. just a random crash, not something like always crashing at a certain point or anything.
0 kommentar(er)
