Though the uptick to 4K and 60 FPS is welcome, the occasional screen tearing becomes aggravating.

Likewise, an array of ancillary game modes, such as the Boss Rush and skirmish style Expedition game types also do little to suggest that Warhammer: Chaosbane is doing much to push the genre forward. Usually involving you killing something or collecting an item before heading back to the quest giver, it’s fair to say that they hardly capture the imagination. That said, fans of Games Workshop’s sprawling tactical fantasy world will recognise many of the heroes and monsters in the game, with the various disciples of Nurgle, the Undead and the forces of the Empire, Wood Elves and so on all being immediately recognisable and a perfect match to their table top equivalents.īroken into multiple chapters, the story mode of Warhammer: Chaosbane is your usual fantasy fare – albeit with a ton of grind and fairly predictable objectives. Once in, Warhammer: Chaosbane allows players to go at it alone, locally with friends or join up with up to four folks online to smash their way through the forces of Chaos – so far, so Warhammer then. Once you’ve chosen your hero from a selection of half a dozen monster mashers that include Dwarven Slayers, High Elf Wizards and more besides you can get cracking on with, well, cracking (Chaos) skulls.

The additional content that the Slayer Edition provides is not quite enough to move the needle.Īs it is, Warhammer: Chaosbane is a perfectly serviceable, if unsurprising and relatively unambitious action RPG which manages to scratch that Diablo itch well enough but doesn’t succeed in doing much beyond that. Warhammer: Chaosbane is a decently entertaining, if unambitious dungeon crawler.

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