Mechanicus is still a heavily combat-focused game, even if interspersed with some narrative events and team building. In conclusion, an enjoyable story, even if a background one at times. A nice dynamic between the supporting cast makes this game way more engaging. Scaevola is willing to be a little heretical for some tech, Videx wants to destroy all xeno artifacts, and so on. It’s interesting to see characters talking amongst themselves, giving insight into their motivations and morals. Khepra is always looking out for her troops, something uncommon in the 40k universe.
Not much of an original narrative, but a fun one nonetheless. There is a big baddie – he has his lackeys – and you much defeat each one of them before going after him.
There is lore for each ally, every member of the Szaregon cohort, and all weapons, but there isn’t much tying the missions together or connecting them to the main plot. The entire planet is actually full of Necrons, but they’ll only awaken when their master does – making the task of destroying Szaregon even more important.Īlthough there isn’t much of an overarching story beyond that, the game does feature dialogue and a narrative for each mission. The planet Silva Tenebris was newly rediscovered and the arrival of an Adeptus Mechanicus ship triggered the awakening of Szaregon, one of Necron overlords. What there is, however, is perfectly sufficient. Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus, which I will be referring to as Mechanicus, is a game without much of a story.
But it’s important to finish each mission fast, because there’s a global timer and with its every tick, the Necron overlord Szaregon comes closer to awakening. Each mission has different enemies and rewards, so the player can choose what to prioritize. The game is played in a succession of missions. You play as Magos Dominus Faustinius, leader of an Adeptus Mechanicus ship and the troops on it. In Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus your objective is to purge the Necron presence on planet Silva Tenebris. In the grim darkness of the far future there is only fantastic gameplay.
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