| Warhammer 40,000: Fire Warrior | Kuju Entertainment / THQ | 2003 | |
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This seemed like a great idea to bring an FPS game based on the cult which has grown up around Games Workshop's combat miniatures franchise over the past two decades. As it involves the gritty 41st century universe "where there is only war" with opposing sides like the Imperium, Dark Eldar, Orks, and Necrons. But it turns out to be a cheap PS2 port of a poor bare-bones game. The story though unexpected in that instead of playing the usual Imperium space marine, has you take the role of Kais, a Tau warrior who takes on the Imperium. There is not much plot though - you are thrown into action right away spend a lot of time going through corridors and looking for keys. Thre are 21 fairly large levels (around 15 hours of play which is good) but they are very linear. The weapons are puny and not very accurate in hitting enemies. The AI is pretty bad also and the graphics are very dingy and dull. There are some nice cutscenes and dialogue though. | ||
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