Normally, squads and units carry over from mission to mission and you can upgrade them as you go. Hopefully, Black Lab can pen an entertaining story that can appeal to both die-hard fans and noobs like me.īecause I was jumping into two random missions that sadly means I wasn’t able to try out the proper progression. Importantly, the voice acting seems strong, delivering that low-down, gravelly tones you want from this kind of grim-dark sci-fi.

From what I can tell the story will be handled through hand-drawn cutscenes and plenty of dialogue between static portraits. The brief snippets I did get to witness were largely what I’d expect from Warhammer: big dudes in big armour talking about big violence, with plenty of baffling nouns thrown in that my brain couldn’t comprehend owing to its lack of Warhammer knowledge. Since the two levels I got to check out were slices taken from a campaign that spans 20-missions it’s impossible to comment on the quality of the narrative with any degree of certainty.

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