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MORDHEIM: CITY OF THE DAMNED

By Focus:

http://www.focus-home.com/index.php?rub=news&id=675

Game developers:

http://www.rogue-factor.com/

I hope for PC X-Com like game...

Cheers!

From the people who bought your Farming Simulator.

I'm happy that we finally have a Mordheim game.

How can you not post screenies? That would have been helpful



It looks decent. Facial animations and that guy's breastplate are a bit off, but it seems ok overall.

Here's some skaven



Texture on Rat Ogre's hand appears to be off. Considering how it's a rat ogre though, that may have been intentional


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 H.B.M.C. wrote:
From the people who bought your Farming Simulator.

They only published it. They were not the developers.

No idea who Rogue is though. They sound brand new. Their site certainly is >.<

I really want to remain hopeful about this, and the premise that eventually all of the Specialist games can have their own game incarnations to help keep them alive

 Hlaine Larkin mk2 wrote:
I really want to remain hopeful about this, and the premise that eventually all of the Specialist games can have their own game incarnations to help keep them alive

Oddly enough that seems to be what they are doing, they did space hulk, blood bowl, and I heard there's something for Epic coming up..

 ZebioLizard2 wrote:

 Hlaine Larkin mk2 wrote:
I really want to remain hopeful about this, and the premise that eventually all of the Specialist games can have their own game incarnations to help keep them alive

Oddly enough that seems to be what they are doing, they did space hulk, blood bowl, and I heard there's something for Epic coming up..

Now if only GW had the brains to give even one of these IP's to a developer worth a damn.

*bump*

You can now leave your e-mail address for information on early access.
Also, they've added some new screenshots on their website: http://mordheim-cityofthedamned.com/

Granted, I'd much rather have Necromunda, but still ... sign me on!

I wasn't even aware this was a thing and skaven are already confirmed. Nice to see they're getting some love. Mark of chaos had them as one of the first 4 factions but warhammer online seemed to not show them much. So far it looks like chaos, skaven and empire. Could be a lot of fun. I've never played the tabletop version of mordheim. I feel like i might be missing out.

I always loved the Skaven in Mordheim. Their move advantage was awesome, and so was sling-spam.

flamingkillamajig wrote:So far it looks like chaos, skaven and empire.

And the Sisters of Sigmar!

It's certainly nice to see a Warhammer game care for the smaller factions. I wonder how many others will find their way into it, be it to release or as DLC? Bloodbowl offered quite a number of races toward the end of its development cycle, iirc.

I just hope they get the gameplay elements right, as ultimately that'll be more important than the pretty graphics they are showing off right now.