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If you want to see a movie that makes you feel like a human being exposed to pure warp, then watch the movie event horizon.

Parts seriously look like chaos cultists.

Edit: oh btw you can find it on netflix roughly an hr and a half long.

if that ship only had geller fields installed, then we wouldn't have a movie

Chaos Gate... still the most 40K out there and this was released a long time ago

The best games that represents the imperial guard would have to the red orchestra series.


Gritty, just a great game I general.

 PrinceRaven wrote:
I was excited for Eternal Crusade until I realised there isn't a playable Tyranid faction.

Yeah...but you can still fight their horde-y goodness.

For that "it looks empty but OH GOD THERE ARE THINGS HERE" feel of a Space Hulk, you could do much worse than System Shock 2, or the original Aliens v Predator - the Marine campaign.

Imagine answering a distress signal and finding the ships inhabitants have either been driven insane by warp exposure or become chaos spawns.
"Dead Space"

Imagine you are a space marine and you get deployed to a research facility researching inter dimensional warp travel and chaos worshipping commander eager for daemonic assent creates a warp portal allowing denziens of the warp to flood in and possess or mutate the majority of the crew.
"Doom 3"

 Jingles wrote:
Imagine answering a distress signal and finding the ships inhabitants have either been driven insane by warp exposure or become chaos spawns.
"Dead Space"

Imagine you are a space marine and you get deployed to a research facility researching inter dimensional warp travel and chaos worshipping commander eager for daemonic assent creates a warp portal allowing denziens of the warp to flood in and possess or mutate the majority of the crew.
"Doom 3"

To a certain extent these also make me want to put Rage in there.


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"Rage"

Rage is basically Gorkamorka, with pink Orks.

disdamn wrote:
Chaos Gate... still the most 40K out there and this was released a long time ago

at first i thought you meant

Nah

DooM

chaos gate needs a remake like space hulk

Tru dat

Whenever I play Dawn of War, I'm reminded of Warhammer 40k.

Halo feels a lot like 30k considering how you only fight xenos and other spartans.

 kronk wrote:
Whenever I play Dawn of War, I'm reminded of Warhammer 40k.

*slow clap*





(jking )

 kronk wrote:
Whenever I play Dawn of War, I'm reminded of Warhammer 40k.

interesting..

 sing your life wrote:
Halo feels a lot like 30k considering how you only fight xenos and other spartans.

But 30k has tons of Space Marines instead of one Space Marine running around with a pewpew laser gun and a toy machine gun shooting ewoks with plasma pistols. The scale of the game is entirely too small for something like 40k or, to an even greater extent, 30k.

 Brother SRM wrote:

 sing your life wrote:
Halo feels a lot like 30k considering how you only fight xenos and other spartans.

But 30k has tons of Space Marines instead of one Space Marine running around with a pewpew laser gun and a toy machine gun shooting ewoks with plasma pistols. The scale of the game is entirely too small for something like 40k or, to an even greater extent, 30k.

So maybe it feels a little like Tau?


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I still maintain that XCOM is the Deathwatch's ancestor.