That being said there was more than once during the playthrough where names were dropped that I simply know I missed the reference on. As someone who has never really picked up a 40k story or game, I felt that the story gave me just enough so as not to feel overwhelmed by all that was happening.
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I especially appreciated story delivery, most of which took place through a series of communications while you moved around each map with the occasional cutscene thrown in to help break up combat a bit. The story of Deathwing is a pretty linear affair but is also one that does an excellent job of helping players understand what being a Space Marine for the empire is really like. This Space Hulk holds a host of secrets and it is up to your squad to discover them. Armed with an array of wonderfully destructive weapons and a mech-like suit of armor, you and your squad are tasked with exploring a massive, city like a debris field, comprised of discarded ships and the like. Set in the dark, gothic sci-fi universe of Warhammer 40k, Space Hulk Deathwing sees players take on the role of one of the Deathwing Space Marines, the most feared group of Dark Angels in the Empire.
But does this Enhanced Edition fix the issues that plague the original release? Does it flesh out what was arguably a shallow game and give real depth and character development? From everything I researched, the game had the right tone and feel but lacked depth and character development. Grab that coffee, kick back, and check out our Space Hulk: Deathwing Enhanced Edition review for PS4.Īfter spending a week or so wading through endless hordes of the Genestealers and battling the forces of Chaos all while exploring the vast infrastructure of a Space Hulk, I’ve come to appreciate just how deep and rich the lore and setting of Warhammer 40K really is. I did, however, follow the launch and subsequent reviews that followed. Second, and this is typically where I my mind tends to head to first is the question of whether or not a game needs it? In the case of Streum On Studio’s Space Hulk: Deathwing, I have to confess that I missed the original Steam launch back in December of 2016. For one, the question that always follows an announcement of an Enhanced Edition has to be, “What are you enhancing?”. Creating Enhanced Editions can be tricky business.
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