Game Review: Warhammer 40k: Chaos Gate Daemonhunters - Is It Worth It?

Dive into the grim darkness of the far future with our latest installment in the series, "Game Review: Warhammer 40k: Chaos Gate Daemonhunters - Is It Worth It?"! 🌌🔥

Join us as we delve into the immersive world of Warhammer 40k: Chaos Gate, exploring whether this strategic gem is worth your time and investment. As part of our ongoing series of game reviews and guides, we'll provide you with an in-depth analysis of this epic title, helping you make an informed decision about whether to embark on this journey.

In Warhammer 40k: Chaos Gate, players command the elite Grey Knights, a chapter of Space Marines dedicated to combating the sinister forces of Chaos. Dive into the lore of the Warhammer 40,000 universe as you battle against the malevolent minions of the Chaos gods, navigating treacherous missions and uncovering the mysteries of the Warp.

Tactical game enthusiasts, rejoice! Warhammer 40k: Chaos Gate offers deep strategic gameplay that will put your decision-making skills to the test. From mastering squad tactics to leveraging powerful abilities, every choice you make will shape the outcome of your battles.

Watch as we provide insights into Warhammer 40k: Chaos Gate gameplay, offer tips and tricks to help you overcome challenges, and share our honest review and first impressions of this iconic title. Is Warhammer 40k: Chaos Gate worth the plunge into the grimdark future? Find out in our latest installment!

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[SIUNIT]

Personally, I would have docked 1 more point from the UI for the reason that ammo count is not shown by default. Thanks game, but I do NOT need to know my melee attacks have infinite ammo.

One thing I'd add is that you actually fought 4 bosses. You pick 3 of the reapers, then the game pick 1 of the 2 remaining to fight before the final mission. So that boss that you had to kill by destroying body parts to bring down the max hp was the purple Reaper. It actually worked out really well for your campaign, because the red Reaper that you didn't fight, is mechanically just a weaker version of Malachian (blue Reaper), so you've basically seen them all.

[mattb.]

Hi Syken, totally agree with your review. This game was a really good surprise and i enjoyed my (long) time with it.

The campaign is long, true, but also full of neat gaming mechanics and points where you have to make choices. I guess a good point is that it offers a strategical layer on top of the tactical one, and this adds depht to the game.
Curious to see their next game if they stay in the genre.
Wish you the best !

[armelior]

Nice review. May I suggest Mechanicus too ? That way you can give 11/10 for the sound and music, it's that good.

[ompog]

Great review. I seldom notice sound design but it's so damn good here - the Knights and weapons sound and feel massive and brutal, the voice acting is cheesy in the best way (special shoutout to whoever did the Chaos Cultist voice, who is having a whale of a time). It leaves XCOM (which is good!) in the dust in this respect.

Really agree with your comments about the poor balance. A fully optimized excecution squad is totally busted; and Interceptors (and Librarians, to a lesser extent) as an individual class are so damn strong its not funny. I deliberately under-optimize because otherwise many missions become trivial, but I know that can be pretty unsatisfying.

I disagree with you a little on the replayablilty; normal people (no offense) don't go in immediately for Legendary Grandmaster, which leaves sigificant room for a couple of replays, at least. The DLCs are both very good, and add further to the replayability, though certainly is doesn't have the same degree of modability as XCOM, for instance.

[cale]

I was going to get this after I finish King Arthur, will def get it now. Syken, would love to see you lay King Arthur.