Warhammer Quest 2 - Released

Warhammer Quest 2: The End Times is available now on Steam with a 10% launch discount.

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In Warhammer Quest 2: The End Times, you will lead your warriors across a war torn land and into dungeons for wealth and glory! Swing swords, fire arrows and cast spells as you fight through the denizens of Chaos that threaten the Warhammer world. Success in battle is rewarded with new weapons, armours, skills and treasure.

Explore a war-torn fantasy world!
Be on your guard as you travel through a world in turmoil. The road holds danger for the heedless traveller, but rich rewards for the wary hero.

• Explore three regions, each with their own enemy sets, objectives and multi-part campaign quests.
• Visit towns to barter in markets, discover new quests, and level up your warriors to gain new skills and gameplay possibilities.
• Paths between dungeons are littered with events and opportunities to improve your chance of victory in the next turn based battle!

Battle through deadly dungeons!
Experience all the peril and danger of the Warhammer world as you battle your enemies through Chaos ridden dungeons.

• Encounters come to life as your warriors enter the fray with a vast array of weapons and skills.
• Hold your enemies back with fire, use ice to freeze them to the spot, or poison them with lethal toxins.
• Attack with magic staffs, explosive pistols and flaming hammers. If all else fails use legendary armour or mystical robes to deflect attacks.

Heroes and Enemies!
A variety of different heroes and enemies bring huge tactical variety to the dungeons. From Sorceresses and Mages, to Witch Hunters and Knights. Find which characters best suit your playstyle.

• Choose from 12 different Hero classes. All with unique weapons, armours, skills and items!
• Battle over 40 types of enemies, ranging from simple minded Beastmen to devious Skaven Seers and monstrous Trolls!
• Collect and equip over 200 different weapons, items and armours. Figure out which combination is most effective for bashing the enemy!

Easy to learn, hard to master. Engage in deep tactical gameplay as you encounter new enemies with new devious abilities that will test your strategic ability to its limits.

Can you defeat the Chaos invasion? Only the mightiest will survive in Warhammer Quest 2: The End Times!

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Oooo… do my eyes deceive me? An actual WFRP turn-based game with a four-person party? Oh wait, it's a phone game.

Has anybody played the first one?

Originally Posted by rjshae
Oooo… do my eyes deceive me? An actual WFRP turn-based game with a four-person party? Oh wait, it's a phone game.

Has anybody played the first one?

It's based off the board game and it's quite good. Doesn't matter what system it was made for.

Damn! Damn! Damn!

It happens to me every time. I start reading about a new game, I start to get excited and then it comes. That kick in the guts!

Turn based combat! I can't tell you how much I hate it. At least Pillars of Eternity now offers a choice between real time and turn based. I just wish all games did.

Originally Posted by Tiptoe
Damn! Damn! Damn!

It happens to me every time. I start reading about a new game, I start to get excited and then it comes. That kick in the guts!

Turn based combat! I can't tell you how much I hate it. At least Pillars of Eternity now offers a choice between real time and turn based. I just wish all games did.

I have the same problem, but the other way around… I love tb !

Almost thought it was another game called Warhammer: Chaosbane. Oh well this looks like a mobile ported game, and we rarely see any good Warhammer games lately.

Though Warhammer: Chaosbane does look promising.

Link - https://store.steampowered.com/app/7…mer_Chaosbane/

@Tiptoe it's an ARPG like Diablo or Hack & Slash.

Amazing turn-based and it looks good enough for a Day One Purchase for me…. except its already Mixed (24) WWHAAAAAAAAT???

People complaining it is a poor phone port; where is joxer when you need him.

Originally Posted by you
People complaining it is a poor phone port; where is joxer when you need him.

I'm not joxer but I've seen a lot of phone ports on Steam lately. I don't hate them but I will rarely buy or play them. @joxer on the other-hand flat out hates phone games.

I played the first one for longer than I had any reason. Got WQ2 on release day and have played for half a day already. It is content/feature complete, has a story-line and is a bit less grindy. Loving it so far!

I actually finished the first one : if you simply expect a (honest) table-top game port, then it's quite acceptable. But there are two pre-requisites : loving turn-based combat (even when quite basic) and the Warhammer setting.

I played the first game - it was pretty good. I watched some gameplay vids of this second one… the port looks ok to me (looks pretty good, UI seems decent). It seems that if you know what you're getting into, this will be a decent game.

I bought the first but requested a refund because of the IAP's. Not that I mind buying expansions, but to pay more than you paid for the game just to get a new character to play with? No thanks.

Originally Posted by mercy
Amazing turn-based and it looks good enough for a Day One Purchase for me…. except its already Mixed (24) WWHAAAAAAAAT???

It doesn't seem to take much to get a "mixed" rating on Steam; just two negative reviews and neither particularly insightful.

“Mixed” means about 50% of the reviews are negative. There are probably more negative reviews then what you are seeing.

The initial iOS reviews for #2 were fairly negative, although apparently there were notable improvements since then. The original for the iOS had tons of paid unlocks too despite being a premium priced game, which was a major turn off at the time as well.

Originally Posted by fadedc
“Mixed” means about 50% of the reviews are negative. There are probably more negative reviews then what you are seeing.

Ah, okay, I wasn't seeing the non-English language reviews. Well it says 65% are positive, so the "mixed" range is probably 33-66%. English reviews are 82% positive. Crappy language ports, perhaps?

I avoided the first game just on the basis of how they seem to do their additional content for the product. If I ever see the entire line on sale for a good price, I'll likely give it a try.

I don't like the straight top down camera, is there a way to change that in settings?