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1. Adams says

   Warcraft was my favorite since War 1 but after Warcraft III I lost interest. Warhammer is far better, more brutal, less humour, better story, insane realism, amazing units and stunning gameplay and graphics! I hope to expect alot more of these!

   February 23, 2010, 9:07 pm
2. Ezell says

   This game, despite what the box shows, is a horrible waste of money. For a new game, this has no excuse for the simple things that games from several years before could master. I’ll list the problems below.

   1. AI with down syndrome
   The enemies in this game were obviously the products of a drug using couple, no brain power besides walking and hitting is exercised. It’s as if the designers were making a warhammer dominos game, the AI bots would simply follow the others, to be mowed down one by one.

   2. Meagre forces on the battlefield.
   I was severely disappointed when I discovered that you could only put 200 (maximum) soldiers on the battlefield at a time. I would tote around a huge army on the campaign map, and only use an 8th of it during battle. This was a severe anti-climax to the massive armies shown on the box.

   3. Horrible, simply horrible voice acting.
   While in the beginning, the voices for the main characters were relatively convincing, the game designers failed to even attempt to syncronize their mouths with their speech. The character’s maws would gape and close slowly, as if chewing a raw steak, while the actors were yelling and arguing in fast paced conversation. Additionally, the enemies had horrible voices, the chaos and skaven made me laugh in astonishment at the laziness of the voice actors to even try to act like what they were representing. It was pathetic.

   I could go on and on, due to my anger over wasted money, but I will conclude here by saying that I implore you not to reward the poor effort of the makers of this game with your money, I beg you.

   February 24, 2010, 3:32 am
3. Shiang says

   I think it is a great game, lots of hours of fun, I’d recommend it to everyone!!!!

   February 24, 2010, 8:56 am
4. Verheggen says

   It was a fun game. It had its ups and downs but still a good game.

   February 24, 2010, 2:58 pm
5. Gerhart says

   Caveat: it runs rather slowly (especially load times) on my computer, but that’s because I haven’t upgraded since 2003.
   The gameplay is excellent (although the campaigns are a little bit too linear); read an actual review somewhere if you want details.

   February 24, 2010, 9:08 pm
6. Kerr says

   I ordered thin on July 3rd it is July 31 still have not received it have e-mailed the seller over and over again and got no response. I have paid for this as it was posted on my charge July 6th I would not recommend this seller to anyone. I ordered some of the same stuff from another seller and got it right away. My son waits for this everday sorry i ever ordered it from here. Will never again.

   February 25, 2010, 3:43 am
7. Fleming says

   Chaos Space Marines are a great starting army to break into Warhammer 40k. Warhammer 40k is a table top war game that involves creating a unique army by assembling and painting miniatures while using a codex to develop an army list with point values and rules. You then battle your army against a friends using the 40k ruleset which is broken into three phases; movement, shooting, and assault. Games Workshop has developed a very rich background that you can use to theme your army. There are 12 main armies to choose from with endless customizability in each one. I suggest you check out the website to learn more, but I have really enjoyed my experience in the hobby and would recommend it to anyone looking to try out something new.

   February 25, 2010, 9:13 am

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