My one annoyance with the game is the structural integrity mechanic which basically acts like energy in most other free to play games. It also has forge and upgrade mechanic for your equipment of course also made quicker and easier with purchases. The game does have a good Knight customization feature, allowing you to choose colors and patterns, but most of these are locked behind purchases which can fortunately be made without real cash if you don’t mind grinding a bit. (I’ve only played a few hours and I’m not sure if there any further unlocks for the melee encounters). The melee unfortunately feels a bit flat and they should have added more options than just a timed click. I found the shooting mechanics to be great fun and its quite satisfying to slaughter hundreds of Orks and Chaos marines. There are also close combat encounters where you need to carefully time your attack for the most impact. Tap to Shoot and Slay Your Enemiesĭifferent touch commands enables you to make “weak” attacks with heavy stubbers, melta attacks etc, strong attacks with thermal and gatling cannons and use you shoulder mounted weapons.
Here’s a link to the Apple store listing for all the technical requirements. Pixel Toys deserves a lot of credit for bringing the creations of 40K to life in such a detailed and accurate way. The models in game are gorgeous and a very accurate reflection of the actual miniatures. So it kind of plays out as a movie where you get to ferociously tap the screen to lay waste to your your enemies. You don’t get to control the Imperial Knight’s movement as it trudges along a set path in each encounter, but you do control the weapon and defensive systems of this glorious machine. The campaign offers 40 single player missions and there are Patrol and Daily missions that you can undertake. You take command of an Imperial Knight and set out to destroy all who stands in your way.
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