Warhammer 40,000: Gladius - Relics of War | Review | 40k Gets A 4X! скачать в хорошем качестве

Warhammer 40,000: Gladius - Relics of War | Review | 40k Gets A 4X!

Visit Patreon.com/ElConquistadork to support Geek History, get exclusive videos, and get your name in the credits! Developed by Proxy Studios and released by Slitherine Limited, Gladius is one of dozens of Warhammer games that have been released in the last few years. Games Workshop is just handing out the franchise like Ork-flavored candy at this point, and as a result there’s been a ton of crap. But if you look at Proxy and Slitherine’s respective resumes, you can see why this one feels like a good fit. Both companies have had their hand in developing plenty of 4X and strategy games in the past, if on a smaller, indie scale. And that fits the 40K dynamic. While lacking the grander, loftier ambitions of other 4X titles like Civilization, Gladius plays on a relatively small stretch of land: a region on the planet known as Gladius. Gladius is a pristine planet, ripe for the developing, and four separate factions have their eyes on it: the powerful Space Marines, the loyal Astra Militarum, the ancient Necrons, and the unending wave of the Orks. In standard strategy fashion, you pick a side, and go about building up your forces through strategic city planning, army building, and exploration. Each of these groups have their specific abilities and strategies, and half the fun is just learning the best way to use their weapons to your advantage. And they are weapons, to be clear. Unlike many other civilization builders, there’s really only one way of achieving victory in Warhammer 40,000: Gladius, and that is through combat: either completely decimating your foes, or following the questline progression (a tactic that largely involves you decimating your foes). Disclosure: This video is based on complimentary code that I received from the publisher. Be sure to visit AudibleTrial.com/ElConquistadork for a free 30 day trial at Audible PLUS a free audiobook of your choice! Feel free to subscribe:    / subscription_c.  . Or follow me on Twitter:   / elconquistadork   Or like me on Facebook:   / phil-k.  . Here's what you're going to get at ElConquistadork: Thought-provoking geek commentary that smells vaguely of gin and smoke. Game reviews and Let's Plays that cover everything from the super indie to the AAA to the "made around 700 years ago" category. Phil The Conquistadork also maintains a healthy love to interacting with his audiences when they aren't jerks (and sometimes when they are). What you will not get at ElConquistadork: ugliness (the host's face notwithstanding), drama (the host's bank account notwithstanding), or cat videos. ...Huh? He's put a cat in a few of his videos already? Shit. ......Okay, maybe you'll get a few cat videos. "Sneak A Little Drinky" written and performed by The Butterscotch Bros: Carlos Avendano and Dan Ross.