Warhammer 40000 Inquisitor Ultimate Edition Review (Xbox Series S)

For our Warhammer 40000 Inquisitor Review, we Enter the Chaos-infested Caligari Sector and purge the unclean with the most powerful agents of the Imperium of Man! W40k: Inquisitor – Martyr is a grim Action-RPG featuring multiple classes of the Inquisition who will carry out the Emperor’s will.

Warhammer 40000 Inquisitor Ultimate Edition Review Pros:

• Decent graphics with a high level of detail.
• 46.6GB download size.
• 1930 Gamerscore.
• Native 4k support.
• Five controller layouts with Invert axis and sensitivity sliders for camera and turrets.
• Action RPG gameplay.
• The film like cutscenes is really well done.
• Four classes- Psyker, Crusader, Tech adept, and Assassin. Each then gets 3 expertise choices- Infiltrator, Sniper, or Eradicator.
• The gameplay has many variants from clearing out the enemy to holding an area against waves or taking out certain characters or buildings.
• Text size options.
• Comes with all previously released DLC from story content to cosmetics and pets.
• Two modes- Story and Challenge.
• Cabals in the game act like clans and allow grouping up and bonuses.
• Strong voice acting performances.
• Tutorial pop-ups as you play.
• You can replay levels.
• Stunning levels from the architecture to the sounds just ooze the atmosphere and nail the feel.
• Set what loot rarity you auto-pick up.
• Earn EXP and level up to get points to put in the massive upgrade trees.
• You can set up two load-outs and quickly change between them with a single button press.
• Earn loot boxes from finishing levels and leveling up. They have a cool opening animation.
• A strong likeness to Diablo.
• Cover-based combat can be done with a button press to attach and detach.
• Power rating- Number assigned as per your total value of the equipped gear.
• The game slowly introduces new mechanics.
• Amazing art especially on the loading screens.
• Statis casket is your universal storage area.
• Both main and side missions.
• Xbox One will receive an exclusive 50% discount.
• You can have multiple missions running at one time.
• Solid gameplay.
• Depending on your loadout you can have a proper smash melee game or a top-down shooter experience.
• Chests and loot can be found in the game.
• Special events are constantly being added.
• Hub- Storage, Crafting, shop (buy/sell), and extras where you can apply loot from special events and pets. You can earn new themes for the hub.
• Cross-gen multiplayer.
• The map in a location uncovers as you move.
• Star map- Pick a system then pick a planet, You get an overview of enemy type and strength which turns into a difficulty level.
• Glory- Earn points by doing missions for rewards. Increasing the difficulty will get more glory. There is a glory leaderboard that wipes weekly.
• Unlock new modes and systems as you play.
• Local co-op play support.
• Il say it again but the atmosphere is incredible.
• Co-op support with an invite and random join options. All you do for randoms is pick a mission type-Normal, Tarot or event.
• Find a cursed chest that triggers a one-off event.
• Dark game. It has dark lighting not as in dark themes all although it does kind of do that.
• So many enemy types from bosses to little Nurgling-looking freaks to the screen-filling Dreadnoughts.
• Clever AI- They will flank, use cover and take out explosive barrels.
• Pets can be assigned to follow you around.
• Footsteps you leave behind can be unlocked and equipped.
• Mounted gun points you can use.
• The map uncovers as you play.
• The excellent soundtrack and SFX.
• A lot of replayability.
• Weekly themes and events.
• Seasonal content with unique rewards.
• Loot has rarity levels.
• Full inventory system and when looking at the gear you see the stats of currently equipped gear even in the shop.
• Destructible environments.
• Many secrets to find along with alternative routes.
• Gruesome enemy models.
• Sell or break down unwanted items.

Warhammer 40000 Inquisitor Ultimate Edition Review Cons:

• Local co-op is a bit basic, the second player gets no loot drops or exp and instead levels as the main character levels and you get a choice of weapon loadouts.
• A lot to take in.
• Tutorial pop-ups especially in the first few missions are constant.
• The slow pace in both combat and exploration.
• So many menus and needless clicking.
• A lot of reading from tutorial stuff to in-game lore or mission briefings.
• Loot drops are not as frequent for a game in the same arena as Diablo and Grim Dawn.
• Upgrade tree whilst huge, Is very intimidating and not that great to interact with.
• The cover doesn’t work that well and is awkward to pull off, especially when in combat.

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Warhammer 40000 Inquisitor Ultimate Edition:

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Developer: NeocoreGames

Publisher: NeocoreGames

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