Review: Warhammer 40,000: Space Wolf (Nintendo Switch)

Warhammer 40,000: Space Wolf is a turn-based tactical strategy in which you have to take command of the Space Wolves and join the battle against the wicked servants of Chaos and the sinister Necrons.

Pros:

• Decent graphics.
• 4.1gb download size.
• Opening tutorial fight.
• Turn-based strategy gameplay.
• Campaign-four acts with a handful of levels in each.
• Effort points-earned and used to play cards.
• Cards-each one houses an action like a gun, sword or health, etc.
• Golden skulls-earn from completing missions and they are used to level up.
• Collection mode-deck builder.
• Forge-craft/break cards.
• Armory-armour upgrade trees.
• Includes all previously released DLC.
• Squad-upgrade trees for each individual team member and you do team management here.
• Challenges-collection of optional rotating tasks.
• Local co-op support.
• Camera control-spin and zoom in and out.
• Missions-main and secondary objectives.
• Pre mission setup for loadout and type.
• At the end of your movement phase, you choose which way you face.
• See damage numbers.
• 3 story difficulties.
• Can see turn orders.
• Overall grid-on/off.
• Missions can change as you play them.

Cons:

• No touchscreen support.
• Clunky controls.
• Not the best loading times.
• Slow-paced.
• Small text in places.