Recent reviews by Tzeentch's Ravens

Store was clearly half baked. The game is pretty fun, Just leaves a craving for more content.

Another L4D, in Warhammer flesh and bone. Fun, A bit time consuming, a lite grind, but end game farm for max out builds is probably gonna be more drawn out. Program has a tendency to buck and kick a lot, but other than that a fun rodeo.

Adorable. Color blind is a little off-putting, but the option to run casual or rogue-lite while building momentum is fun. Can run full stress or no stress, and the garments are fantastic. Watch from the king point as your Queen, Bishop, and Rook, storm the field and use tactics or brute force.

I would like to say this is an excellent Diablo styled Warhammer 40k loot scoot shoot n murder for progression. Which sounds fantastic for a game... But it's underwhelming. Not unfun! Not lacking per-say. Just underwhelming. Progression feels slow, and having it locked to each character means the grind can be multiplied by 4... it feels like the game was built to maximize experience for a maxed party, rather than feeling really empowering or rewarding for any individual.

A lot of people hate this game. I'm not sorry. I love it, and dawn of war, and warhammer, and not a single one has been put out without flaws, but they are still fun games. Wish it wasn't weezing like a starved dog, but I still love it. Even if I want to hit it with a brick sometimes.

Awesome game, parallel to starcraft, shame it wasn't done more with, hope the third series will be just as great.

This game is rather short, but absolutely adorable. Kinda an under the bridge story chapter in the Ragnerok RPG, the game is rather simple, but adorable and nothing to really get saltry over, unlike MVP hunts and card grinding. The game is free to play but I do recommend you donate and support the developer. Would kill for similar stories, within ragnarok.

A lot of people say it out creeds assassin's creed... and in some aspects it does. It's damn near as buggy, and gets down to the roots of creed 1 fairly well. Now the issue is the game gets boring quick, the DLC is mostly crap, the potential for the series is huge, but it really feels as if it falls short...

EX: The side campaigns don't carry over runes...
EX: The monster expantion only expands monsters in the side campaign...
EX: Bright Lord Campaign is an overhall to the first map area, and the orcs you fight, which has no effect on the campaign at all, despite the awesome texture updates...

I really feel if they had made the side campaigns optional mission chains it would of added a huge load of content and game options in... But I'm not going to build Ork armies in 3-5 campaigns, stock key runes, and trophy ♥♥♥♥♥ the same map through four mini campaigns... In fact I'm little more than tempted to even finish the 3rd campaign story...

In all, a huge load of options and a fun game which is the equivalent to an MMO with population of you, and horribly done DLC. .. Game = Worth a try DLC = Not really...

The game is not bad, it's just bad. The story isn't too interesting, and I really wish I could train more than two AIs at once, and when they hit their peak there is really no point in having them around other than cannon fodder and a skill dummy.

The game is almost considered solid excluding it's horrid glitches. Any deviation, such as rushing an objective while in a fire fight, can cause the game to lag and screw with the audio, horribly. And in worse circumstances can prevent chunks of the map from loading in...

I had a hard time getting back into this game just because it's really Halo without a masterchief. And with a story which is just not that good... It's got some fun weapons, but the few bugs are so big it's insane...

It's a bit dead, being closed beta with pay to access, but it has a lot of potential, and if/when its released as free to play I have no doubt It'll get real good. Let's get stuck in boys!