Warhammer 40K Turn-Based

[Dog Pants]

It's as yet unnamed and the only detail about it is what's in the thread title, but a turn-based WH40K game can only be a good thing, surely? A replica of the board game would be brilliant, and I may say a good strategy for a microtransaction model (and I did say). If they do a decent remake of Final Liberation I'd be fairly happy though. More info (pick your source of preference):

http://www.pcgamer.com/2013/03/15/new-w ... litherine/

http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2013/03 ... k-license/

http://www.pcgamesn.com/warhammer-40k-t ... slitherine

[HereComesPete]

Started to post in Mikkyo's re-werd, then noticed you'd lready tangent blocked.

The turn-based mech-commander is great, but really broken.

If these guys can deliver a 40k version of that (but unbroken obviously) with army lists and points to spend etc I will spaff. I may even waste my money buying models of my army heroes and even more money on the paint to diorama the fuck out of them.

[buzzmong]

I just hope with GW being free-er with the licences we get a proper Necromunda type game out.

[Anery]

I just hope with GW being free-er with the licences we get a proper Necromunda type game out.

Very this

I'm interested to see how faithful a 40k turn based game would be to the tabletop, mostly because I am building a blood angels army for myself (though I have only the missus' dark eldar to play against)

[Dog Pants]

It is one of the specialist games, as it happens: Battle for Armageddon. For those who aren't GW nerds, that was a cardboard counter based strategic war game based on a huge Ork invasion of the titular world.

http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2013/05 ... rmageddon/

[Pnut]

Isn't that the one with Commissar Yarik?

[Dog Pants]

Yep.