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Warhammer 40,000: Dark Heresy has you play as an acolyte of the Inquisition, a secret police force tasked with rooting out heretics, aliens, and the daemonic forces of Chaos threatening to destroy the galaxy-spanning empire known as the Imperium of Man. Recently, the Calixis Sector has fallen into bedlam as crime has skyrocketed, civilians have been disappearing without a trace, high-ranking officials of the Imperium are being assassinated left and right, and an ominous entity known as the Tyrant Star has suddenly appeared and started causing widespread madness and daemonic corruption. Your go

Speaking of which, let's begin talking about Warhammer 40,000: Dark Heresy's gameplay, starting with the Investigation system, as that's a major component of this game. Throughout the beta test, I was tasked with solving cases involving missing people, locating a missing Inquisitor, and uncovering an assassination plot. These cases had me exploring the environment for clues, questioning people for information, and solving puzzles to unlock critical pieces of evidence. Every lead and clue I found was compiled into the Inquisitor Journal, where they could be cross-examined to see if they could p

Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader's new augmentation system is a new gameplay mechanic that will allow the player to graft cybernetic implants into their bodies or replace entire limbs with robotic ones. The DLC expansion will introduce over 100 cybernetic augments throughout the whole game, with one offering incredibly powerful passive and active abilities that will reshape how you dispatch enemies in turn-based battles. These abilities can range from teleporting long distances to attacking enemies from behind or buffing a character's attack or defense stats. Each character will have 6 six slots