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Warhammer Quest

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71%Game Brain Score
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71% User Score Based on 742 reviews

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Warhammer Quest is a single player strategy game. It was developed by Perchang and was released on September 2, 2020. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Tactical Warhammer Battles with Turn Based Strategy gameplay

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71%
Audience ScoreBased on 742 reviews
gameplay24 positive mentions
monetization30 negative mentions
  • Enjoyable turn-based tactical gameplay with simple yet strategic combat mechanics.
  • Game is relatively free-to-play friendly with no energy bars or timers limiting playtime.
  • Faithful adaptation of Warhammer/Age of Sigmar IP with decent character variety and good graphics performance, even on older devices.
  • Progression and leveling up characters is very slow and grind-heavy, often forcing players to either pay大量金钱 or repeat repetitive daily quests.
  • Game suffers from repetitive and small map designs with little mission variety and lack of story or meaningful plot.
  • Loot, rewards, and summon systems are frustrating due to low drop rates, duplicate heroes, and expensive in-app purchases; some bugs and crashes also affect gameplay experience.
  • story
    70 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The story aspect is widely criticized for its absence, lack of depth, and minimal roleplaying elements, leading to repetitive and shallow mission design. Players note there is little to no background, dialogue, or plot development, making progression feel grindy and unengaging compared to previous Warhammer Quest titles. Overall, the narrative is seen as a missed opportunity that diminishes the game's appeal and immersion.

    • “It has lots of levels spanning the various AoS realms, daily missions provide variation and bonuses, and it's great to see the board game faithfully recreated in a digital format.”
    • “Just adding more flavour text, mission context, character description would do wonders.”
    • “I can't wait to finish this story and see where the Silver Tower.”
    • “I wish it had a semblance of story, some dialogue, plot.”
    • “The campaign also has no story.”
    • “No storyline, no background for characters, no roleplaying at all, very little customization, very few options about what you can do in combat, gets boring quickly.”
  • gameplay
    60 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay is generally viewed as straightforward and fun, offering solid turn-based tactical mechanics with smooth controls and engaging strategy elements. However, it is often criticized for being overly simple, repetitive, grindy, and lacking depth or innovation, with some frustrating bugs and pay-to-win monetization negatively impacting the experience. While it captures some essence of the Warhammer license, many players feel it misses opportunities for creativity and richer gameplay progression.

    • “The gameplay is fluid, the mechanics make everything come together like a puzzle.”
    • “A solid tutorial system makes it easy to pick up and then the fun really begins, with rewarding character customization and engaging gameplay to drop in and out of when you are on the go.”
    • “The actual gameplay is pretty fun and manages to deliver the joy of turn-based strategy.”
    • “Gameplay is also rudimentary and nothing about it is unique to the license; not enough room for creatively tackling maps (maybe add more abilities, ways to engage enemies?). Also, progression isn't front-loaded, it's grindy from the start and doesn't feel rewarding.”
    • “However, riposte and death blow are probably the worst game mechanics I have ever seen in a game like this, and it's even worse when the two abilities can proc in succession.”
    • “They should have just stuck to the gameplay and mechanics of the previous Warhammer Quest games but disappointingly went with a generic cash grab.”
  • monetization
    39 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The monetization in this game is widely criticized for being overly aggressive, with excessively priced in-game purchases, frequent and intrusive ads, and grindy gameplay that heavily incentivizes spending money. Many players feel it prioritizes cash grabs over player experience, detracting from enjoyment despite decent core gameplay. While some ads are optional, their prevalence and impact on progression frustrate users, leading to negative comparisons with previous series entries.

    • “It's a free to play mobile game with completely optional microtransactions, but past that it has the aesthetics of Silver Tower and seems fun enough to casually play.”
    • “Not as narratively fun as the tabletop version, a lot of in-app purchases, but a lot of content for what it is.”
    • “Core game is fine, getting more champions is extremely slow without in-game purchases.”
    • “Looking at the in-game store, they sell packages of resources for just under £100. This is a shameless cash grab using an amazing IP.”
    • “Core game is fine, but getting more champions is extremely slow without in-game purchases.”
    • “Latest update has, unfortunately, changed the whole game to a cynical cash grab.”
  • graphics
    30 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's graphics are generally praised as clean, smooth, and thematically fitting, often described as above average or stunning, though some users note a need for updates or report occasional glitches and performance issues on mid-range devices. While the art style is appreciated for its detail and alignment with the Warhammer universe, some find it busy, dark, or slightly outdated. Overall, graphics enhance the gameplay experience but could benefit from optimization and refinement.

    • “The core gameplay, the graphics and background are 5*.”
    • “Dang it, another stunning game from Perchang, the controls and graphics are stunning, simple to pick up but so hard to put down, WHQ but distilled to its best parts and set in Silver Tower.”
    • “The graphics are great, the gameplay is challenging yet fair, and best of all the ads aren't invasive.”
    • “A major graphical glitch with Scarrathar where he's stretched all over the screen.”
    • “The graphics looked outdated and gave no Warhammer vibes, more like medieval knights.”
    • “Trash optimization: this game runs at 18 fps on lowest graphics settings even on a mid-range phone, are you kidding me? I don't see much of graphics.”
  • grinding
    20 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game is widely criticized for excessive grinding, with slow progression, repetitive levels, and low drop rates making it feel tedious and unrewarding, especially for free-to-play players. While some accept the grind as part of the model, many find it detracts from enjoyment and creativity in gameplay.

    • “Way too much focus on farming and grinding. Also, spending over 35,000 summon tokens did not result in getting a five-star of each type, reflecting poor drop rates and high in-game spending requirements.”
    • “Gameplay is rudimentary and lacks uniqueness to the license. Progression is grindy from the start, with no front-loaded rewards, making it feel unrewarding.”
    • “The progress is tediously slow, making it feel like no progress is worth it. Expect not to get another hero to try in the first week despite many being available.”
  • stability
    8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game suffers from frequent stability issues, including freezing, crashing, and progress loss, which significantly disrupt the gameplay experience. Bugs such as freezing during key actions and glitches with rewards further contribute to an unreliable and frustrating experience for many users.

    • “Also you'll level up your champions and then they just revert back, making the game overall very buggy and creating a bad experience.”
    • “Great game until the app freezes, forcing you to close it completely and restart, losing all your progress.”
    • “The game freezes and shuts down so often that it becomes unplayable.”
  • music
    4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music in the game is generally seen as unengaging and repetitive, with a consistently looped, unreactive soundtrack that some find distracting rather than enhancing the experience.

    • “The in-game music is distracting; I liked the very first older game's format and play style a lot more.”
    • “Biggest problem so far is small buttons, and maybe the unreactive music that is consistently looped.”
    • “Music plays but feels like nothing.”
  • optimization
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's optimization is poor, as it struggles to run smoothly even on mid-range devices, delivering low frame rates and subpar performance despite minimal graphics settings.

    • “Trash optimization: this game runs at 18 FPS with the lowest graphics on a mid-range phone. Are you kidding me? I don't see much of the graphics.”
    • “Lame looking and bad performance.”
  • replayability
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Users generally find the game lacks replayability, indicating that once completed, there is little incentive or variety to encourage playing again.

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Warhammer Quest is a strategy game.

Warhammer Quest is available on Phone, iPad, iPhone, Tablet and others.

Warhammer Quest was released on September 2, 2020.

Warhammer Quest was developed by Perchang.

Warhammer Quest has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its gameplay but disliked it for its story.

Warhammer Quest is a single player game.

Similar games include Warhammer 40,000: Tacticus, Age of Magic: Turn Based RPG, Friends & Dragons - Puzzle RPG, Triple Fantasy : Card RPG, Dice Hunter: Dicemancer Quest and others.