The Next Level: Warhammer: Battle March Review

There’s also an extensive online mode that sadly almost no one is playing. Here you can customize a complete army, from choosing your forces, to upgrading them, to designing their banners, and even outfitting your foot soldiers with their own unique helmets, armor, and other assorted bling. Then you can set up a match with up to four opponents, free for all or team, in a variety of different modes, from straight up killing, to control point capturing, to large scale sieges.

It’s a good thing you can also play this against the AI in Skirmish mode, though sadly there’s no way of mixing this with online, so you can’t take on the computer aided by a friend’s army. What would have been even better is some kind of scenario editor, allowing you to set up your own dream battles, but what’s here will still hold your interest for a long time to come.