Warhammer 40,000: Freeblade

Critic reviews

• MMiniReview

  NimbleThor · Jul 16, 2019

  7.0

  What I immediately loved about Freeblade was the combat, where you could really feel the power behind each melee blow, and the controls; your mech moves forward automatically, and you control using 1 finger to use your light gun, 2 fingers to use your heavy gun, and tap with 2 fingers to use a special attack.

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• TTTouch Tap Play

  Gabriel May · Nov 26, 2015

  7.3

  Then again, if you’re a hardcore Warhammer fan, chances are you have the money to spend on buying the packs and getting the best loot drops. For those not immersed in the Warhammer world, caution might be warranted in investing a lot of time (and money) into Freeblade.

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• GGamezebo

  Jennifer Allen · Nov 24, 2015

  7.0

  When you’re restricted by a game that’s all too keen to make you suffer for not throwing money at it though? That’s when Warhammer 40,000: Freeblade is all looks, lacking in real substance and classiness. It’s frustrating when it’s so close to being a great game.

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• TATouch Arcade

  Carter Dotson · Nov 23, 2015

  6.0

  You should download this if you have a 3D Touch device, just to see what's possible in games with that functionality. And if you love the Warhammer universe, giant robots, or just want an action game you can play for quick bursts, you will enjoy some time with this game. But the constant monetization attempts, while fair, do wear down your nerves. And that energy system is a killer that keeps this from being a good game and a solid recommendation.

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• PGPocket Gamer

  Harry Slater · Nov 19, 2015

  7.0

  A gorgeous, well put together on-rails shooter. In the end, it is just another on-rails shooter, but you'll have fun with its on-rails shooting all the same.

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• Jjeuxvideo.com

  Silent_Jay · Nov 16, 2015

  6.0

  Un Rail Shooter teinté de RPG via son système d’amélioration et de personnalisation pour une immersion dans l’univers des armures Titans, des conflits interplanétaires et des pieux Space Marines. Malheureusement le modèle économique du titre de Pixel Toys annihile le plaisir de contrôler notre mecha. Cherchant par tous les moyens à nous soutirer quelques deniers, le jeu exacerbe la frustration des joueurs par des leviers considérés comme archaïques par toute une communauté nomades de joueurs.

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