Quite literally what happens when you try to build a spaceship with the budget of a wheelbarrow. An overextended, hastily-put-together downward spiral with the performance of a triangular wheel.

Despite some steps back compared to its predecessor, ‘Mercenaries’, most notably the sacrifice of depth in favor of accessibility, Clans is still, overall, a decent entry in the franchise.

An extremely grindy and repetitive open-world survival that, despite many solid gameplay aspects, simply becomes a tremendous chore the more it goes on.

Rating Chart Here KVARK delivers a solid FPS experience. However, it could’ve been more ambitious in its gameplay design and variety, which ultimately prove adequate, but are never truly great.

An annoying open-world survival that becomes increasingly repetitive and choreful as you progress. The few things it manages to do well are far outshined by its bad design decisions.

What could’ve been a 40K magnum opus is shoved in the trash compactor by sloppy design execution and technical issues. A real shame.

A small but decent-enough roguelike. It nails the atmosphere and gameplay basics, but is held back by its lack of variety and quite mild challenge level for this type of game.

CORPUS EDAX is decent at what it does, but that isn’t a whole lot to begin with. The good sides are hampered by bugs, lack of polish and a general sense of unfinishedness.

A well-designed space sim that tries to overhaul the foundation set by its predecessor, but lacks the ambition to do so in full. It’s a solid entry for the genre nonetheless.

One of the best WH40K games ever made. Not only it surpasses its predecessor on all fronts, but also sets a point of reference for modern co-op-focused action titles.