Warhammer 40K: Mechanicus Gets Controller Support + Heretek Bundle
It’s the last day of Skulls for the Skull Throne 4 and Warhammer 40K Mechanicus is on sale, now with controller support on PC. Check it out.
Skulls for the Skull Throne 4: There’s No Rule That Says Dogs Can’t Play Warhammer might be winding down, but there are still fantastic deals to be had, even up to the very end. Today we’re looking at the Adeptus Mechanicus game, which released last year, putting players in command of a squad of Ad-Mech trying to make their way through a Necron tomb complex as it slowly awakens. Blending tactical, X-Com style action and a hefty dose of Action RPG looting, Warhammer 40K: Mechanicus is a ton of fun to play through.
You’ll build your own squad of tech-priests, customizing each of them to serve whatever purpose you need. You might build a melee monster, outfit one with plasma or electro-weaponry. It all depends on what weapons and augments you buy, and where you invest your skills. And if that sounds exciting, then you’ll want to check out the Heretek bundle below, which includes the base game as well as the expansion. Alongside the bundle (and at no cost to anyone), the developer has recently revealed that the game now supports play with a controller. Fitting, as it’s making its way to consoles shortly. Check out the bundle below.
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Warhammer 40K: Mechanicus + Heretek Bundle – $12.99
Heretek is the expansion to the critically acclaimed tactical turn-based Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus. Opening a whole new plot line, Heretek exposes the dark underbelly of the Adeptus Mechanicus faction like never before. Brand new narrative events have been handcrafted once again by Ben Counter, allowing players to uncover what has brought civil unrest to The Caestus Metalican during its campaign at Silva Tenebris. Take on frighteningly familiar foes, a cohort of heretek Tech-Priests that have changed their beliefs and forsaken the name of the Omnissiah. Can you, Magos Dominus Faustinius manage both an assault on the Necrons while being corrupted from within?
Features
- New Discipline to utilise: Unlock the Xenarite. A discipline that is specialised in using xenotech, a largely forbidden practice for those that follow the Omnissiah! Plus all new augments for you to customise the appearance of your Tech-Priest.
- 5 new missions: Experience five new missions based in the Ark Mechanicus, each with a new delivery system for narrative. The choices you make will impact the battle for that mission.
- New weapons to discover: Xeno-altered weapons open up devastating possibilities, coupled with support tech that opens up new play styles.
- Two new Troops to command: Sicarian Infiltrators and Ruststalkers are now available to unlock. Pass through Necron and Heretek limbs alike with the Transonic Blades of the Ruststalker or take the stealthy route with the Infiltrators and spring an unexpected ambush.
- New but familiar enemies to face: Face your fellow brother Tech-Priests in an internal conflict over Necron xenotech while also holding back the wakening of the Necrons.
- New mission environment: Experience combat inside an Ark Mechanicus for the first time in Warhammer 40,000 history.
Happy exploring!
