Ever since I first played games like Left 4 Dead with my friends, we always wanted that style of game in the 40K Universe. Vermintide came damn close, but it just didn't scratch that Grimdark itch.

Darktide has finally scratched that itch.

I love the immersion and lore that can be found in the game and throughout the beautifully done levels. A lot of the assets you see being used as terrain is some of the very same kits you can put together for use on the tabletop. Lots of small details, but very cleverly done and added in for a great immersive feel.

The game does have it's bugs and glitches, but overall I keep coming back for more, and keep trying to get more and more of my friends to play. The most important things for me when playing games are: Am I having fun? And, am I getting my monies worth?

I would answer yes to both of those questions, and unless something drastically changes, I'm going to keep coming back to play in my favorite dystopian sci-fi nightmare universe that is Warhammer 40k.

Ever since I first played games like Left 4 Dead with my friends, we always wanted that style of game in the 40K Universe. Vermintide came damn close, but it just didn't scratch that Grimdark itch. Darktide has finally scratched that itch. I love the immersion and lore that can be found in the game and throughout the beautifully done levels. A lot of the assets you see being used as terrain is some of the very same kits you can put together for use on the tabletop. Lots of small details, but very cleverly done and added in for a great immersive feel. The game does have it's bugs and glitches, but overall I keep coming back for more, and keep trying to get more and more of my friends to play. The most important things for me when playing games are: Am I having fun? And, am I getting my monies worth? I would answer yes to both of those questions, and unless something drastically changes, I'm going to keep coming back to play in my favorite dystopian sci-fi nightmare universe that is Warhammer 40k.