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Shooter, Role-playing (RPG), Adventure, Action
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Based on the extensive universe of Warhammer 40,000, Eternal Crusade will take gamers into a vicious battle between four factions of the 41st millennium in order to control a persistent world at war.
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EurogamerRichie ShoemakerSep 2016An ambitious and promising multiplayer shooter take on 40K that's left Early Access a little prematurely.
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GamingBoltAlex JacksonOct 20167/10If Games Workshop is throwing Warhammer at every wall to see what sticks, Eternal Crusade is certainly one of the splatters that has the most promise. Games of this nature inevitably evolve over time, but at worst, we've got a really good shooter here. Just don't expect it to walk you into the world properly. It wants you to shoot stuff.
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GamingTrendVictor GrunnOct 201665/100Warhammer 40K: Eternal Crusade shows a whole lot of promise as an exciting team-based multiplayer shooter. But 'promise' is less than what's demanded when we're talking about a game which is released, rather buggy, and not always as intuitive as an action-heavy game should be. At $49.99, it's hard to justify the investment until the price drops or the game is patched up respectably, but the potential and the fun it offers is real all the same.
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TwinfiniteJoshua WiseOct 20162/5There's potential here, and a lot of the game's promise is steeped in maybes and the possibilities that lay behind future updates; right now, Eternal Crusade is an undercooked, bare-bones affair that can, at times, produce a compelling shootout, but on the whole remains a rote and subpar game. For those outside of the Warhammer faithful, there's no real reason to play Eternal Crusade when there are the likes of Destiny, Battlefront, and Overwatch out there that do far more, far better.
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COGconnectedAhmed MohamedOct 201648/100What's worse is that the problems are also of a technical nature.
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IGDB rating 6.0/10 from 15 ratings.
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