- July 28, 2015
- TURBO TAPE GAMES
- 4h median play time
Warhammer: Arcane Magic
Platforms
About
"Warhammer: Arcane Magic" is a critically acclaimed turn-based strategy game set in the Warhammer Fantasy Battles world, available for single and multiplayer. Players take on the role of powerful magicians, battling enemies and completing quests in a highly entertaining journey. The game offers a challenging experience, taking about 4 hours to complete, making it perfect for both new and veteran strategy players.





- Fun tactical spellcasting gameplay with a variety of wizards and spells to unlock.
- Affordable price point with decent playtime, making it a good value for fans of turn-based strategy.
- Offers a nostalgic feel for Warhammer fans, with mechanics reminiscent of classic tabletop games.
- Game suffers from numerous bugs and poor controls, making it frustrating to play.
- Heavy reliance on microtransactions for additional content and characters, which detracts from the overall experience.
- Graphics and interface feel outdated, resembling a low-quality mobile port rather than a polished PC game.
story
12 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in the game is criticized for its lack of coherence and relevance, with narrated introductions that do not align with gameplay or the Warhammer universe. Players feel that the narrative fails to provide meaningful context or engagement, and the progression system is hindered by monetization, limiting access to characters and resources. Overall, the storytelling aspect appears disjointed and unsatisfying, detracting from the overall experience.
“At the end of the elven chapter, (the first 8 missions), you will receive the elven sorceress.”
“Two more are unlocked just by completing the story of the game.”
“One last mage is unlocked as part of a story expansion costing three dollars.”
“The plot tells you nothing about the Warhammer world or any original adventure.”
“There is also a narrated story introduction before each chapter, but it has zero relevance to what happens during play and doesn't even correspond to how that chapter's board is set up.”
“-lack of story coherence”