Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader

Awesome. The first Warhammer CRPG. The ENT is almost licked clean. The story is cool. The fights can be a bit tedious, but tolerable. 100/10

A very high quality RPG in the Warhammer universe. Some of the best turn-based combat, an interesting plot and good roleplaying opportunities.

The Sovkot were able to give the absurd and grotesque Universe of Vakha at least some logic. The characters are alive, interesting with their own stories and cockroaches. The leveling system is interesting, the roleplaying is varied. But the main thing is that there is an interesting, clearly told story. I'm waiting for Dark Heresy, I hope they won't let me down.

I'll try to replay as the Heretic, but I don't think the game is replayable. The downsides are: I couldn't find Russian voice acting, not all lines are voiced, and not all character development is well-developed. You can play as the Arbiter, but there are few shotgun upgrades, even though there are plenty of shotguns in the game.

The Sovkotovs have once again proven that consistently selling gamers an unplayable beta test under the guise of a full release is their default method. While the prologue tries to entice you with decent voice acting, immediately afterward the game turns into a silent interactive book with kilometers of hackneyed text, where instead of gameplay, you're doomed to contemplate loading screens at every sneeze. Build development has been turned into a sophisticated torture: every time you level up, you're forced to spend hours digging through tables and choosing from 300 pathetic talents like "+2% dodge if it's an even Thursday of the month and the enemy farts in Cassia's direction." The combat is stifling with despondency and a complete lack of balance— You either destroy everything alive in t… Read full