As a first time buyer of the Warhammer tabletop (or board game?), this is my first impressions which lots of reviewers on YT did not mention: Box is super thin and filmsy for such a huge expensive IP and yes, you can see sprue shapes poking against the box cover. No inserts within the box, thus the runners are prone to be damaged if there is too much shaking during shipping. As a result, one of the arms of my operator was detached from the body. Luckily I found it somewhere deep within the box. Most of the miniatures are not snap-fit, thus glue is needed. I dont mind that, but some parts were way too small and did not connect well with the other parts. Lots of time spent in assembling them thus I have yet to play it. Only pros the miniatures are detailed and rulebook is interesting. But with the price I am paying for, not worth the experience. This is my first and last Warhammer purchase.
This system seems like it could easily be expanded into a sort of solo/co-op kill team, with expansions for different factions and the ability to build your own team.
People have been speculating that Genestealer Cults will be added to Darktide at some point. As the mysterious faction the Nurgle worshipers are having covert deals with. Imagine if they released an expansion to this game, where they include a couple sprues mixing Acolyte/Neophyte hybrids and maybe some Genestealers. Along with the extra rules, obviously.
It's probably worth looking up Kill Team Acolyte. It's a fan-made extension of the KT system that does exactly this from the standpoint of an Inquisitorial retinue
Even though this game is really just a way for GW to sell models they’re having a hard time pushing, this is why I think Games Workshop should keep the name “Games Workshop”, instead of rebranding everything as just “Warhammer”. They are still Workshopping Games.
I wouldn’t say so, the Poxwalker Sprue (six man) has been OOP for like three years and the Traitor Guard are one of the best Kill Teams & sell really well. Plus the individual models (bar the Primaris Pskyer & Zealot) are only available as part of multiple squad boxes and sprues up specially. So the argument really doesn’t stand out this one.
Imagine this would had 20 new models... A lot of people would have brought it just for the models or to scalp them on ebay and the target audience could not have played it.
I don't think that is really the case, given that these models are in colored plastic. More like there wasn't the budget for bespoke minis for this game.
So, GW has been producing smaller "boardgame" versions of their larger games for years now, and almost always use pre-existing models like this. Though, for the most part, the models are usually not either widely used ones (such as Blackstone Fortress ones, or their push to fit ones). They do this because they already have the designs and molds for most of them, so cuts costs that way, and some of the bespoke models get interest from experienced gamers. These games are mainly a more cost effective way to get new players into the hobby, or to generate interest into a certain game set (such as Kill Team or Warycry). These games are usually exclusively sold at more big retail locations that aren't gaming specific stores.
I don't disagree, but I'm not surprised GW made use of existing models for this. Why would they spend the money for a whole new set of minis, when they already have molds in their back catalogue? Plus, it's kind of a treat to see that cool Blackstone Fortress zealot model again.
@@basileerla Sadly not really. You need four more guys or the ogryn and commissar to make the traitor guard into a kill team. But that team (Blooded) is generally considered a team you need two boxes for anyway so combine this with another box of traitor guard and you're good
@@CT-tt3bd uh i assumed the blooded sprue was complete. Hm, in theory one could consider using the ogryn and kitbash it, still missing a traitor commissar though
Bought this today as I was looking for a quicker pick up and play style game. Glad you liked it and now I’m looking forward to getting started with it.
Its expensive unfortunately...more than the Kill Team Starter set to be honest. I just bought my copy anyway as I'm uninitiated to KT as a whole. So im in it more for thr models i dont have yet, and the boards to help me with learning games. Can't wait to try it out with the models that I do have painted already!
I wasn’t initially interested in this, but seeing that it’s based on Kill Team (my favourite game right now), and co-op… I might have to keep my eye open for it!
This looks pretty cool, I like the idea of collaborative kill team, but then my experience with kill team was the 5e core rule book, where you could totally have played collaborative style if you wanted to fiddle with the rules a bit, basically just what this game seems to do, the baddies will do whatever is worst for the players in any situation. That's how I've solo run board games like risk or fortress America for quite some time.
Thanks for this,been really interested in this with friends, but was a bit bothered we didn't get more info on rules/ how tp play. This looks like a lot of fun and simple enough that even my daughter could play it.
I am mainly into the lore (I collected 300+ Black Library books in the last 5 years, mainly 40k but some Warhammer Fantasy as well). I am into video-games (1000+ hours in Vermintide 1/2 and Darktide combined + many other Warhammer video games and not only of course). I am NOT into Warhammer wargaming tabletop, due to high complexity, extreme dice chucking, time and money requirements and painting requirements which is something I just can't and don't want to do. However I like board games and I buy and play some. For Warhammer I have some board games including the 3 'Space Marine Adventures' games and the 'Warhammer Quest: Lost Relics' (and I play 'Blackstone Fortress' digitaly at Tabletop Simulator). Also I am mainly solo board gamer. So this Darktide Miniature Game is perfect for me. I completely realize it's a ultra-light and very simplistic, so in essence it's a butchered version of the real thing. But since it can be played just solo (with the "A.I." behavior) and it doesn't really need to be painted (I have all the abovementioned Warhammer board games unpainted and it works okay) it's a good little way to emulate a Kill Team experience despite being just a shadow of the real deal. So I am happy of this product (pre-ordered already). Its target audience is us casuals and not the seasoned veterans whatsoever. And the main idea of GW is to try and pull us into the real deal. Thanks for the video.
Take a look at FireTeam if you can track down a copy. it's 2 player. It has SM Assault Intercessors and Necrons in the box but also Data cards included in the box for Ork Nobs Tau XV25 battle suits, Harlequin troupe and and some Tempestus Scions. So far I have added a squad of Nobs and a Troupe squad to my box and it provides plenty of variety.
Would you happen to know if the data cards from Darktide would translate over to Fireteam? I have Fireteam and would possibly like to expand its options.
This feels like what Kill Team should be in regular 40k Would be cool if you could add other enemies, like if there were options to add things like Chaos Spawn or Plague Ogryn
Looks decent. A little bit pricey here in the States. $75-80 would be more attractive than $110. But maybe that goes without saying. I already play Kill Team, so the big attraction here is that it’s solo/co-op and is quick and easy to set up. Much more feasible to bring this to a pub or coffee shop and have a game.
If you ever do another video game charity stream, I'd recommend the Rogue Trader RPG that came out last year. It's more story-y than Darktide, and I think it'd be fun to hear your take on the plot and characters (maybe with Mira?).
Makes me think of a mix of Fireteam and Blackstone Fortress. I love the speed and affordability of GW board games. Anyway I’m probably going to buy this if only for the Blooded 😆
Its a great start And with sum homebrew additions it could be great Like different weapons for operatives Bigger Boss encounters like beast of nurgle or Plague ogryn Abilities like voice of command, or shield dome And i may actually make some 3D print files and rule PDF-s for this
I was considering getting this just for the minis, since I don't have any of them. But it actually looks like it might be a good game too. So I went ahead and pre-ordered it from the GW website, which is something I almost never do.
I love the Blackstone Fortress and play Kill Team. Unfortunately, I have all of these models bar the Kasrkin trooper but I might see if I can get a copy of the rules. If GW decide to give this a proper release as a quest type of game I'll definitely get it.
The game looks great. I’ve been looking for a game to play with my daughter that is like UnderWorlds, but cooperative and a bit lighter. Seems like a perfect fit. Thanks for the video.
I bought this for the models to add into Kill team, especially the ogryn to use in veteran guardsmen using the rules for the chaos ogryn. This game system looks fun though. I thought it would be Underworlds for 40k but being more like KT seems like it works well
Great video as always! I know this is alittle off topic but I’d love to see you continue to di retrospectives on the armies in 40k. Like for space marines, chaos space marines etc Kind of like you did for necrons. Less about lore and more of the making. Like the one you did in the Badab war. Just wanted to say those videos are awesome and your work is great!
Great video as always! It looks really interesting, but I think hat it is really OVERPRIZED compared to most boardgames. I would prefer more standees instead of poxwalker minis to make it cheaper.
Looks like a solid game! $180 is incredibly steep for a board game, but it may be a better value argument for the fact you have 20 models in the box and enough to have a Killteam after. Still, the only comparable game I can think of price-wise is Frosthaven/Gloomhaven, which has about as many minis but a couple pounds of cardboard and just over 100 scenarios to play through in its campaign. E: I was able to find it on pre-order for $110, more reasonable but still high
180 NZ!? I had assumed this was to be one of those bookstore games GW do in collaboration with major chains, so had expected it to be between 29 (Space Marine) and 45 (Bladeborn) Euros. But no, it's sold by GW directly, and at 85 Euros this is pretty much a hard pass for me.
Great video. Quick Q on the combat. If a Pox Walker was to attack first, and rolled two successful hit. With the defender rolling two successful hits and a crit. Will the first Pox Walker hit always go through. I.e it can’t be saved?
I like Kill Team and I like DarkTide, so this game looks like a win for me. I prefer Kill Team to full 40K because of the granularity of the latest version of Kill Team, instead of one hit one roll one kill. Do miss the large vehicles and walkers of 40K though. I hope DarkTide gets expanded on, adding in more things from the video game like bosses, Beasts of Nurgle, Plague Ogryns, and Daemonhosts, I have more faith in this game because it is not a Barnes and Noble release like how FireTeam was. Fingers Crossed.
The ogryn-veteran and zealot sprues are both new, can't think of anywhere they would've been before Can't imagine the ogryn-vet one will get used many other places either tbh, but the zealot getting a solo one might be an indication of a release to keep her around after BSF as like a SoB unit
I was thinking of getting this because I'm working on my own rules for a "co-op killteam" but now I feel like I don't need to. These rules don't seem so great. The miniatures are nice though. It would be cool to have a trator guard team and some zombies. I'm unimpressed by the hero minis.
It looks like a split between Underworlds and Kill Team. It’s interesting, but seems too much of its own thing to become anything, feeling more like a Kill Team taster set.
I don't think it's intended to become anything more than this one box. Just a standalone board game rather than a big, expandable thing. At most, an entry point for people who might then pick up Kill Team
Crossing a yellow line counts as two squares of movement. If you're shot at, and you're behind cover, one of your three defence dice is automatically a 6
Really like how you’ve painted the minis, did you use slapchop? I’ve preordered my copy today and just about to watch your video! Hoping for solo Killteam-lite as I really enjoy Doomsday Countdown, Space Marine Adventures etc.
Looks to me more like a heavily stripped down version of Blackstone Fortress than being based on the Kill Team ruleset. Does it really bring something new to the table or is it just another Warhammer Fireteam or a light-weighted Assassinorum: Execution Force? I will pass on it.
I played darktide this summer for 130h in one month 😅 it's combat is awesome but fatshark is horrible at making more content. Vermintide 1 and 2 are excellent on combat gameplay also.
Since this was a review copy, I imagine you're contract bound to only say nice things. Is there some way we could find out all your thoughts and opinions on this game?
Nope, I don't have to be nice or do a review at all really. Plenty of reviews out there of free GW stuff are critical. Having said that, there's nothing really here to be that critical about. It's a simple little game. If it were any bigger or more complex it would defeat the point.
As a first time buyer of the Warhammer tabletop (or board game?), this is my first impressions which lots of reviewers on YT did not mention: Box is super thin and filmsy for such a huge expensive IP and yes, you can see sprue shapes poking against the box cover. No inserts within the box, thus the runners are prone to be damaged if there is too much shaking during shipping. As a result, one of the arms of my operator was detached from the body. Luckily I found it somewhere deep within the box. Most of the miniatures are not snap-fit, thus glue is needed. I dont mind that, but some parts were way too small and did not connect well with the other parts. Lots of time spent in assembling them thus I have yet to play it. Only pros the miniatures are detailed and rulebook is interesting. But with the price I am paying for, not worth the experience. This is my first and last Warhammer purchase.
This system seems like it could easily be expanded into a sort of solo/co-op kill team, with expansions for different factions and the ability to build your own team.
People have been speculating that Genestealer Cults will be added to Darktide at some point. As the mysterious faction the Nurgle worshipers are having covert deals with. Imagine if they released an expansion to this game, where they include a couple sprues mixing Acolyte/Neophyte hybrids and maybe some Genestealers. Along with the extra rules, obviously.
It's probably worth looking up Kill Team Acolyte. It's a fan-made extension of the KT system that does exactly this from the standpoint of an Inquisitorial retinue
@@will_oakAcolyte rules. I will say, though I scoffed at first, this Darktide game seems more my speed; Acolyte has a lot more depth
Even though this game is really just a way for GW to sell models they’re having a hard time pushing, this is why I think Games Workshop should keep the name “Games Workshop”, instead of rebranding everything as just “Warhammer”. They are still Workshopping Games.
I wouldn’t say so, the Poxwalker Sprue (six man) has been OOP for like three years and the Traitor Guard are one of the best Kill Teams & sell really well.
Plus the individual models (bar the Primaris Pskyer & Zealot) are only available as part of multiple squad boxes and sprues up specially. So the argument really doesn’t stand out this one.
Imagine this would had 20 new models... A lot of people would have brought it just for the models or to scalp them on ebay and the target audience could not have played it.
I don't think that is really the case, given that these models are in colored plastic. More like there wasn't the budget for bespoke minis for this game.
So, GW has been producing smaller "boardgame" versions of their larger games for years now, and almost always use pre-existing models like this. Though, for the most part, the models are usually not either widely used ones (such as Blackstone Fortress ones, or their push to fit ones). They do this because they already have the designs and molds for most of them, so cuts costs that way, and some of the bespoke models get interest from experienced gamers. These games are mainly a more cost effective way to get new players into the hobby, or to generate interest into a certain game set (such as Kill Team or Warycry). These games are usually exclusively sold at more big retail locations that aren't gaming specific stores.
I think y’all missed the point.
This isn’t about the models included, this was about Games Workshop rebranding everything as “Warhammer”.
Can't wait to play the miniatures game based on the video game version they make of this.
A little bit disappointing they didn't bother making new miniatures for this.
On the plus side, you have a kill team ready to use at least
I don't disagree, but I'm not surprised GW made use of existing models for this. Why would they spend the money for a whole new set of minis, when they already have molds in their back catalogue? Plus, it's kind of a treat to see that cool Blackstone Fortress zealot model again.
@@basileerla Sadly not really. You need four more guys or the ogryn and commissar to make the traitor guard into a kill team. But that team (Blooded) is generally considered a team you need two boxes for anyway so combine this with another box of traitor guard and you're good
@@CT-tt3bd uh i assumed the blooded sprue was complete. Hm, in theory one could consider using the ogryn and kitbash it, still missing a traitor commissar though
@@basileerla It is complete, you just need more than ten for a legal kill team
Kill Team is my fav tabletop game by far at the moment, the way fighting works is so much fun and alternating activations is a big plus.
Bought this today as I was looking for a quicker pick up and play style game. Glad you liked it and now I’m looking forward to getting started with it.
Its expensive unfortunately...more than the Kill Team Starter set to be honest. I just bought my copy anyway as I'm uninitiated to KT as a whole. So im in it more for thr models i dont have yet, and the boards to help me with learning games. Can't wait to try it out with the models that I do have painted already!
The hex-based maps remind me of Betrayal at Calth and it makes me sad that that game system wasn't given further support.
I wasn’t initially interested in this, but seeing that it’s based on Kill Team (my favourite game right now), and co-op… I might have to keep my eye open for it!
This looks pretty cool, I like the idea of collaborative kill team, but then my experience with kill team was the 5e core rule book, where you could totally have played collaborative style if you wanted to fiddle with the rules a bit, basically just what this game seems to do, the baddies will do whatever is worst for the players in any situation. That's how I've solo run board games like risk or fortress America for quite some time.
Thanks for this,been really interested in this with friends, but was a bit bothered we didn't get more info on rules/ how tp play. This looks like a lot of fun and simple enough that even my daughter could play it.
I really enjoy it when you play these smaller or obscure board games! Really makes me want to try them out myself!
I am mainly into the lore (I collected 300+ Black Library books in the last 5 years, mainly 40k but some Warhammer Fantasy as well).
I am into video-games (1000+ hours in Vermintide 1/2 and Darktide combined + many other Warhammer video games and not only of course).
I am NOT into Warhammer wargaming tabletop, due to high complexity, extreme dice chucking, time and money requirements and painting requirements which is something I just can't and don't want to do.
However I like board games and I buy and play some. For Warhammer I have some board games including the 3 'Space Marine Adventures' games and the 'Warhammer Quest: Lost Relics' (and I play 'Blackstone Fortress' digitaly at Tabletop Simulator).
Also I am mainly solo board gamer. So this Darktide Miniature Game is perfect for me. I completely realize it's a ultra-light and very simplistic, so in essence it's a butchered version of the real thing. But since it can be played just solo (with the "A.I." behavior) and it doesn't really need to be painted (I have all the abovementioned Warhammer board games unpainted and it works okay) it's a good little way to emulate a Kill Team experience despite being just a shadow of the real deal. So I am happy of this product (pre-ordered already).
Its target audience is us casuals and not the seasoned veterans whatsoever. And the main idea of GW is to try and pull us into the real deal.
Thanks for the video.
I like it to be honest
Take a look at FireTeam if you can track down a copy. it's 2 player. It has SM Assault Intercessors and Necrons in the box but also Data cards included in the box for Ork Nobs Tau XV25 battle suits, Harlequin troupe and and some Tempestus Scions. So far I have added a squad of Nobs and a Troupe squad to my box and it provides plenty of variety.
Would you happen to know if the data cards from Darktide would translate over to Fireteam? I have Fireteam and would possibly like to expand its options.
This feels like what Kill Team should be in regular 40k
Would be cool if you could add other enemies, like if there were options to add things like Chaos Spawn or Plague Ogryn
Looks decent. A little bit pricey here in the States. $75-80 would be more attractive than $110. But maybe that goes without saying. I already play Kill Team, so the big attraction here is that it’s solo/co-op and is quick and easy to set up. Much more feasible to bring this to a pub or coffee shop and have a game.
If you ever do another video game charity stream, I'd recommend the Rogue Trader RPG that came out last year. It's more story-y than Darktide, and I think it'd be fun to hear your take on the plot and characters (maybe with Mira?).
I really want that Flamethrower-Chainsword for Darktide!!!!!!!
Makes me think of a mix of Fireteam and Blackstone Fortress. I love the speed and affordability of GW board games.
Anyway I’m probably going to buy this if only for the Blooded 😆
Its a great start
And with sum homebrew additions it could be great
Like different weapons for operatives
Bigger Boss encounters like beast of nurgle or Plague ogryn
Abilities like voice of command, or shield dome
And i may actually make some 3D print files and rule PDF-s for this
I was considering getting this just for the minis, since I don't have any of them. But it actually looks like it might be a good game too.
So I went ahead and pre-ordered it from the GW website, which is something I almost never do.
I love the Blackstone Fortress and play Kill Team. Unfortunately, I have all of these models bar the Kasrkin trooper but I might see if I can get a copy of the rules. If GW decide to give this a proper release as a quest type of game I'll definitely get it.
Thanks for this very clear video. Cool game.
Will watch this when I get my game, not a moment before :)
The game looks great. I’ve been looking for a game to play with my daughter that is like UnderWorlds, but cooperative and a bit lighter.
Seems like a perfect fit.
Thanks for the video.
I bought this for the models to add into Kill team, especially the ogryn to use in veteran guardsmen using the rules for the chaos ogryn. This game system looks fun though. I thought it would be Underworlds for 40k but being more like KT seems like it works well
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(Sorry, couldn't resist, I listened to that song way too much)
"Yes...DON'T-"
"Loot that body! Loot that body, now!"
Nat20 let’s go!
Great video! Very helpful, fun to watch. Your mate seems cool
Probably not likely, but I hope they license the engine - I would love to see a Mass Effect, Dragon Age, or Halo re-skin of this.
Great video as always!
I know this is alittle off topic but I’d love to see you continue to di retrospectives on the armies in 40k. Like for space marines, chaos space marines etc
Kind of like you did for necrons. Less about lore and more of the making. Like the one you did in the Badab war.
Just wanted to say those videos are awesome and your work is great!
It’s a game of game of game of game of game 😂
"We need to go deeper"
It's an inception game
So it's like Warhammer underworlds mixed with kill team in the 41st millennium.
A bit. It's definitely more Kill Team than Underworlds - it's only really the hex grid that is anything like UW
I kinda like this smaller Kill Team idea
nice but you don't get much bang for buck. Compare it to how much Blackstone Fortress cost
Great video as always! It looks really interesting, but I think hat it is really OVERPRIZED compared to most boardgames. I would prefer more standees instead of poxwalker minis to make it cheaper.
Looks like a solid game! $180 is incredibly steep for a board game, but it may be a better value argument for the fact you have 20 models in the box and enough to have a Killteam after. Still, the only comparable game I can think of price-wise is Frosthaven/Gloomhaven, which has about as many minis but a couple pounds of cardboard and just over 100 scenarios to play through in its campaign.
E: I was able to find it on pre-order for $110, more reasonable but still high
180 NZ!? I had assumed this was to be one of those bookstore games GW do in collaboration with major chains, so had expected it to be between 29 (Space Marine) and 45 (Bladeborn) Euros. But no, it's sold by GW directly, and at 85 Euros this is pretty much a hard pass for me.
@@DerBomster as far as I can tell, it’s 180 USD
…nope double checked, pre-order is $110. Still high but not outrageously so
Great video. Quick Q on the combat. If a Pox Walker was to attack first, and rolled two successful hit. With the defender rolling two successful hits and a crit. Will the first Pox Walker hit always go through. I.e it can’t be saved?
Yeah, the poxwalker would always get one hit before the defender can decide to parry
Am I the only one that thinks it would (should even) be a Zombicide colab?
Board game based on the video game based on a board game. Got it!
Abominable Intelligence, play Disposal Unit (Imperial Mix)
I like Kill Team and I like DarkTide, so this game looks like a win for me. I prefer Kill Team to full 40K because of the granularity of the latest version of Kill Team, instead of one hit one roll one kill. Do miss the large vehicles and walkers of 40K though.
I hope DarkTide gets expanded on, adding in more things from the video game like bosses, Beasts of Nurgle, Plague Ogryns, and Daemonhosts, I have more faith in this game because it is not a Barnes and Noble release like how FireTeam was.
Fingers Crossed.
Makes me want a Warhammer flavoured Gloomhaven/Frostheaven.
Nothing bad with what it is right now, but it feels similar to other GW games.
I think it's very much intended to be a lite version of Kill Team, so that's not totally surprising!
@@ArbitorIan could it work as an introduction for the kill team, what do you think? (If I understood correctly Gary's answer was "yes")
And instead you got a game priced like Gloomhaven.
So might it be a good crossover with Fire Team which was also a Kill Team-adjacent intro game?
Am i right in thinking that the ogryn and vetern are a new sprue, but duplicates of existing sculpts?
I *think* that's correct but I'm not sure. Both models have existed before, certainly
The ogryn-veteran and zealot sprues are both new, can't think of anywhere they would've been before
Can't imagine the ogryn-vet one will get used many other places either tbh, but the zealot getting a solo one might be an indication of a release to keep her around after BSF as like a SoB unit
@@Lazorz210it’s just one of the existing boxed ogryn models
@@Vaultboy-ke2jjm8 the boxed ogryns don't come with a kasrkin on the sprue
@@Lazorz210 no but is a pre existing model
I was thinking of getting this because I'm working on my own rules for a "co-op killteam" but now I feel like I don't need to. These rules don't seem so great. The miniatures are nice though. It would be cool to have a trator guard team and some zombies.
I'm unimpressed by the hero minis.
Fantastic review !
Do the rules and cards translate over to Fireteam by chance?
It looks like a split between Underworlds and Kill Team. It’s interesting, but seems too much of its own thing to become anything, feeling more like a Kill Team taster set.
I don't think it's intended to become anything more than this one box. Just a standalone board game rather than a big, expandable thing. At most, an entry point for people who might then pick up Kill Team
I can't help but notice that Ian's shirt looks like it has the Flesh Tearers symbol on it
i have gotten it myself and cant wait to get startet, but my only issue is i cant figure out how cover works in this system
Crossing a yellow line counts as two squares of movement. If you're shot at, and you're behind cover, one of your three defence dice is automatically a 6
@@ArbitorIan great thank you :D
They put a Gav mini this! Nice!!
Thanks Ian!
This was really helpful! I think $100US is a bit steep for me, but I really enjoyed the review of the game!
Good review!
Really like how you’ve painted the minis, did you use slapchop? I’ve preordered my copy today and just about to watch your video! Hoping for solo Killteam-lite as I really enjoy Doomsday Countdown, Space Marine Adventures etc.
I really like the idea and was thinking of getting the traitor guard anyway
...one small traitor sprue is missing though (weapons, equipments, heads, ect.)
I picked this up on clearance. I am interested in 40k world but not 40k as they legends most of my collection.
I bought one today, do you think that this is a good introduction for Kill Team?
I suspect new missions and cards will appear in white dwarf mags
Don't forget the yearly annual
Would be cool if they added things like Chaos Spawn or Plague Orgyrns
Looks to me more like a heavily stripped down version of Blackstone Fortress than being based on the Kill Team ruleset. Does it really bring something new to the table or is it just another Warhammer Fireteam or a light-weighted Assassinorum: Execution Force? I will pass on it.
this seems like something that should have been out with the game.
Does anyone know, once you've build all the minis do they fit back inside the box?
Yup easily. Mine are in the box in a spare bit of kr foam
@@ArbitorIan cheers Ian thanks for the reply keep up the great work your videos are always a must watch
I played darktide this summer for 130h in one month 😅 it's combat is awesome but fatshark is horrible at making more content. Vermintide 1 and 2 are excellent on combat gameplay also.
Are the veteran guard and the Ogryn new models or old models that have been combined onto a new sprue? They look very familiar.
They're definitely existing models, but I don't know if they were ever on the same sprue like this
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Ian!
Underworld 40k?
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Since this was a review copy, I imagine you're contract bound to only say nice things. Is there some way we could find out all your thoughts and opinions on this game?
Nope, I don't have to be nice or do a review at all really. Plenty of reviews out there of free GW stuff are critical. Having said that, there's nothing really here to be that critical about. It's a simple little game. If it were any bigger or more complex it would defeat the point.
"Meebian"
$215 nzd for this ... 😢
It's "Ter-chum", not Ter-ti-um. But nice video :)
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Your spelling of Moebian 6th and Tertium hurts me every time AUGHHHHH
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