Hitguy 最近的评测

If Michael Bay directed Starship Troopers.

Throwing Goblin children off a cliff. 10/10

A quick summary: with what I played so far is that the game is really great! love the lore, the gameplay, Ship upgrading, and how you can customize each of your grey knights along side with having a diverse team that can cover different roles to fit each mission, the UI could use a bit more polishing but nothing terrible honestly.

Now a more in-depth take on this:

When it comes to graphics, the game looks good! the models of the Grey Knights and Chaos are pretty much a homage to the painted miniatures of the table top and they are all highly detailed and the fact that you can tailor each Grey Knights armor, legs, and shoulders to really make them your own is just awesome! The sound design is also great. Hearing the heavy thundering foot steps of a Grey Knight as he runs across the battle field before unleashing a hailstorm of bolter fire is so damn good.

Gameplay is similar to that of X-Com or any turn based game like Wasteland 3 or Battletech. You really feel like your controlling a squad of killing machines able to stand up against the un-ending hordes of chaos. With different classes and talent trees, you can really customize what each knight can specialize in and on top of that, your knights each have a passive that is unique to themselves individually which can make you consider a very unique build for the Knight centering around his passive. There are also different tiers of weapons/armor/accessories that can be further upgraded to unlock new passive and abilities giving you that extra edge.
During missions, you can take advantage of the environment to gain an upper hand such as topping a pillar or blowing up a pile of explosives near enemies make for great interactions and can change the tide of battle in your favor. One thing I have seen people complaining about on here would be the wound system in the game. From what I played, it's really not a big deal at all. Even if your units take little damage and are lightly wounded, -3 maximum hp is nothing to worry about when you keep deploying them so do not be discouraged to send them out on missions. Taking advantage of your ageis ability to give you armor just helps nullify any damage and helps in keeping your squad from being wounded and some classes in terminator armor specialized in being more tanky can further increase the armor they get and shrug off multiple bolter fire from cultist before closing in to smash their heads in. Before you know you are about to finish a mission, you can also quickly heal your Knights to full if you are worried about it and there are also ship upgrades to help reduce the time wounded knights need to recover so there are a lot of ways to work around this mechanic, just play smart.

I seen also people be upset about some weapons being locked behind twitch drops. I understand people being upset but honestly I do not care for the weapons. You will be fine without them and you start unlocking new weapons pretty early anyway. It would be nice if they are eventually put in the game but it's not the end of the world so don't worry about it.

There is a learning curve to the game but if you played many turn based games and learn the mechanics of the game as well as understanding the strengths and weaknesses of enemies and as well as your own knights, the game can be pretty easy.
Overall: If you like turn-based games, Warhammer 40k, and seeing enemies being ripped apart, grab the game!

This game will cure your constipation and make you take a good ♥♥♥♥.

Amazing game, best to play with friends since the partner A.I. is terrible. Love the DLC and the free updates that come with the game.