Jarrett writes: "Science fiction has a great reputation for setting the bar high when it comes to progress in social, technological, and military spheres (among many others). Unlike other fiction genres, Sci-fi isn’t held so strictly to conventional logic and reason. I have to think that Space Wolf is a direct expression of this interpretation of Sci-fi’s legacy. It doesn't take too long before you realize that there is absolutely no logical reason for this game to play like a DOS strategy game of yesteryear, unless it’s simply to challenge a person’s reasonable expectations of 'tactics' and 'strategy.'"
From GameWatcher: "Publisher and developer HeroCraft has announced that turn-based tactical card game Warhammer 40,000: Space Wolf will leave digital stores next month "due to the license agreement."
Warhammer 40,000: Space Wolf will no longer be purchasable starting on October 11, but existing owners will continue to have access to their copies even after that date."
COG writes: Warhammer 40,000: Space Wolf is a tactical turn based game with deck building elements, now appearing on current gen consoles after starting life as a mobile game in 2014.
Paul writes: "With a little more care put into the tutorial and explanation side of Warhammer 40,000: Space Wolf, the card based gameplay could well have been a lot of fun, but that fun is nipped in the bud sadly."
