near the end of the games lifetime they suddenly decided to require people to create an account on their website to be able to play online. when i played previously this was not needed and i hate being forced to sign up for completely useless accounts that exist only to steal my data.

This is a game I'd really like to see a sequel for. I think that the highs in here are great and the lows are manageable, and that's why I want to write my points in more detail: From my experience, the game excels at close to mid-range combat. Being able to press one button and unload halve of your shotgun's ammo instantly shredding an entire room of enemies or creating a plasma pool for them to explode in feels great. Swords, rods, meltas, shotguns have been my favourites throughout my several runs. I would also like to compliment the narrative here, as the main plot line is quite interesting and features, I believe, known characters of the 40k universe (I'm not too familiar with the named characters of the franchise, apologies). I find the amount of ways customize your missions and rewards solid as well: you can go through the campaign, a side quest, a void crusade, or a special mission unlocked through game progress. Each will provide different challenges and different rewards. I w...

This was just a terrible game. Basically a Warhammer 40K based Diablo clone, but so uninteresting. Diablo worked because the setting was made for the game, and you went into it without any expectations and just had a fantastic time exploring. This game? Well, you come into it with specific expectations because of the setting and oh boy is it a let down.

This is a Diablo-like set in the W40k universe and is a lot of fun. With multiple characters, multiple builds, pretty environments and some fun missions. Picked up all the content in a sale!

After giving it several chances it just looks to me like - This is a game where you barely need any skill to succeed - If you want to make it harder for yourself, your options boil down to modifiers which makes some numbers go up or down - You are bombarded with too many game elements at once, loot could also come off better by reducing quantity - Movement feels a bit off as well Aesthetics are pretty cool ngl, but playing this game just kept feeling like I'm wasting my time

good solid arpg decent graphics, fluent gameplay, good item variety gonna keep playing d4 bad

Cannot play. Always freezes within 5 minutes of starting up. Even in offline mode. I have verified files, reinstalled, and a slew of other troubleshooting suggested online. I have tried multiple characters and removing individual DLC in case it was a DLC issue. (I only own 2 DLC) My computer is way more powerful than needed for this game. Yet it still freezes. Which apparently has been an ongoing issue since launch for some people. Buyer Beware!

I enjoyed Inquisitor, but my recommendation comes with a very big asterisk. You really, really have to enjoy the gameplay loop of this kind of ARPG to have a good time with it. You will be doing a whole lot of missions on a relatively small number of tilesets, fighting many of the same enemies over and over and over again. By the time you've completed the tutorial section of the campaign (A couple hours long), you will have seen much of what this game has to offer, and there are dozens of hours worth of content for you to still explore. To be perfectly clear, there is actually a good amount of enemies to fight and weapons to use. Unfortunately, most will be very similar to other enemies and weapons. Most every enemy faction will have a small minion horde that charges, tough melee combatants who charge quickly, heavy melee combatants who charge more quickly and hit harder, ranged enemies who stand there and shoot from a distance, and heavy shooter enemies who shoot harder from a farthe...

If Diablo is Devil May Cry, this is Bayonetta. All flash and action all the time, minimal ebbs and flows in encounters, just bash through hordes and watch numbers go up. This was a blast for me although genre enthusiasts looking for deep systems to sink their teeth into may find this lacking. There is an overwhelming and confusing amount of attributes, skills, and systems, which matter little to the easy difficulty. Hypothetically this could lead to significant depth in the end game but I doubt it due to the lack of variety in combat encounters. That said, well worth checking out for action rpg and Warhammer fans to play through the campaign.

I've seen lots of studios attempt the 'Diablo in space' ARPG, but this game actually delivers it! Good: - Fun gameplay loop, the maps and enemies are full of gritty / cartoonish atmosphere. - Loot is plentiful, simple at first, but there's deep customization at higher levels. Much more customization than Diablo. - It's really fun to try the different weapons and their various abilities. You're not class-bound to a particular weapon, and wielding a different weapon changes how you attack. - A ton of skill tree options. Re-speccing is cheap. - You have the option of replaying all the past seasons! I wish more game makers did this for people who join late! - The classes look cool. Not great, but still better than Diablo IV. There's also an armor recoloring feature. Bad: - Character customization is old-school: all locked-in. You can't customize your character's face or gender. All you can change is their armor, and even those choices are limited (a handful of different armor models per ...