Unfortunately, City of the Damned isn't anywhere near as fun as the
original product, and that's important to recognize. It tries so hard to
get there, and maybe it even does in places-- the atmosphere, setting, and
presentation are all fantastic-- but in the end, the mechanics are so
byzantine and the gameplay choices are so confusing that it really doesn't
make the end product particularly appetizing. Add to this an unfair
learning curve that kind of shrugs and says "This is a difficult game and
you're supposed to learn from your mistakes," and what you have is less a
fun game, and more a byzantine slog for people who find Darkest Dungeon
charming and too easy.
Focus Home Interactive collaborates with Games Workshop on a new Steam sale and event!
Games Workshop’s ‘Skulls for the Skull Throne’ event is live, a weekend-long event. during which time games from the Warhammer 40,000 universe are enjoying time-limited discount offers on Steam. …
Carlos writes: "If you’re a fan of strategic, top-down board games, or the Warhammer universe in general, chances are you will know all about Mordheim: City of the Damned, the hardcore turn-based adventured for fans of the Warhammer series that blends RPG elements with fast-paced tactical combat throughout multiple skirmish battles."
