Warhammer 40,000 Inquisitor - Martyr is getting a native PS5 release, Emperor be praised, in the form of the Ultimate Edition, which is slated to launch on 27th October. It comes armed to the teeth with all 25 released DLC packs, along with the usual raft of enhancements we have come to expect.
In addition to native 4K resolution and high-resolution textures, this Ultimate Edition will add improved physics, cross-generation multiplayer modes and DualSense support, making this the definitive way to experience this action RPG set in the grim darkness of the Warhammer 40k universe.
No word as yet if there will be an upgrade path for players that own the PS4 version of the game, but we will update you once we know more. Just don't go expecting it to be free; considering the amount of DLC being bundled in, the chances of that being the case are slim to none.
Have you played Warhammer 40,000 Inquisitor - Martyr? What do you think of the additions coming to the Ultimate Edition? Pay homage to the Emperor of Mankind in the comments section below.
[source rpgamer.com]
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Any good? Never played a Warhammer game.
Action rpg, huh?
Any good? [2]
It's a moderately good Warhammer 40K game, not, like, stellar, but pretty solid, a more or less Diablo-like ARPG. Expect the same camera view and the slay-and-loot cycle. It's not strictly necessary to be famililiar with the W4K universe, aesthetic and the lore, but you might not understand a lot of stuff going on if you are not.
I've recently started playing a few of the Warhammer games. I used to play them many moons ago. Bad voice acting aside they're pretty enjoyable. They're certainly never going to win awards but they're fun. Currently playing Chaosbane but had Inquisitor tagged to play next.
Really like this game..depends on the price..
Never touched the Warhammer series, and based on what I've seen of this and past games, I can't see that changing anytime soon, just not for me I guess.
Great game but unfortunately must be always online.
@Sqush-Pare It's an isometric action RPG. Similar in style to the Diablo games but in the Warhammer universe. I enjoyed my time with Martyr. I like the mission system and most of the missions are on the shorter side (10-15 minutes). The game also supports up to four online players so you can play with your friends. My recommendation is to watch some gameplay and see if it'd be enjoyable for you.
Their twitter announcement states it will be $50 and there will NOT be an upgrade path. Entirely separate. This is a huge bummer for me because I just bought this about 3 weeks ago and then read that it had a ps5 version releasing this year so I waited to play it. I've heard great things.
https://twitter.com/40k_Inquisitor/status/1577630202301120513?s=20&t=ghJ9vnc6lreBN_C9dr61mg
I really liked Chaosbane. Definitely scratched that Diablo-like ARPG itch for me. Will need to add this to my radar.
If you like Diablo, this Inquisitor - Martyr is for you as same as Chaosbane. If you are in grasp of Warhammer as me, You'll enjoy it from start to end. If you know nothing about Warhammer (if it is possible at all, because it is basic knowledge) you may quite get lost in hierarchy and terminology, but at least you can smash buttons like in Diablo.
I wish someone would make a nightlords game. The eternal struggle of being a failed traitor campaign soldier whose leader told them their doomed to fight a losing battle but through their suffering they will prove their point, that their grandfather/god is a hypocrite. Death is nothing compared to vindication.
End the game with a boss battle against Roboute Guilliman.
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