necromunda
GK Review: Necromunda: Hired Gun
Our review of the new FPS “Necromunda: Hired Gun” is now online. Here’s more: Hired Gun takes an interesting gameplay approach. It’s got the pace and ferocity of Doom Eternal (and whilst you are manoeuvrable, it’s not quite to the same level of Doom Guy). There’s double jumping and wall-running, but you never quite get the laser-sharp feeling of control or confidence that Doom gi...[Read More]
Necromunda: Hired Gun
Necromunda: Hired Gun is fast-paced and brutal, giving you endless options on how to engage your enemies. Wall-run, double-jump, use your wrist-mounted grappling hook to rush towards, disarm, or avoid enemies - and that’s before your upgrades. Everything from your brain to your legs to your pet dog can be enhanced as you gather money from your contracts. Your cyber-mastiff is your only true compa...[Read More]
Necromunda: Hired Gun Review
Hired Dumb? I’ve always been a big fan of the Grimdark world of Warhammer 40k, and it’s been a while since a 40k themed FPS has been on the market, so I was really excited to dig into this one… Story: Despite the theme of you being a “hired gun” (just a fairly faceless mercenary) with very little backstory, the game at least captures the feel and spirit of the 40k universe possibly better than any...[Read More]
GK Review: Necromunda: Underhive Wars
Reviewer Ian had a closer look at the new strategy game “Necromunda: Underhive Wars“. Here’s a snippet: The immediate impression was good, with some pretty decent quality FMV introductions to the world and to the storyline, as you take up the role of an Escher gang chasing after some archeotech. Unfortunately, for those expecting the depth of strategy offered by say, XCom, you’ll...[Read More]
Necromunda: Underhive Wars
Necromunda: Underhive Wars is a game of choices in every aspect. Your gang is yours to grow as you see fit, tackling naturally developing injuries, vices, and virtues as well as which gangers to hire, how to specialise them, from the skills and stats you want to develop to the way each of them will look on the battlefield, and much more. In campaign story mode, track the Escher, the Goliath and...[Read More]
Necromunda: Underhive Wars Review
Under…whelming? Necromunda is one of my favourite tabletop games, so hearing we were about to get a videogame adaptation had me literally squeaking with geeky glee. Can it ever live up to my expectations? Story: The immediate impression was good, with some pretty decent quality FMV introductions to the world and to the storyline, as you take up the role of an Escher gang chasing after some archeot...[Read More]
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