What can be said about the Warhammer video game offerings that hasn’t been said before? Over the past few decades there has been more than a healthy amount of releases spanning multiple genres. The release of Warhammer 40K: Inquisitor Martyr signifies the first attempt to dive into the ARPG space.
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"NeocoreGames are today very happy and proud to announce that they have just released the "offline" mode for their ARPG "Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor - Martyr" (the said mode is available right now for PC via Steam)." - Jonas Ek, TGG.
Too bad they haven't given the offline option for the console version. Hopefully it will come in the near future, I picked up the game on sale recently.
Writing is hard. The fool that posted this title seems unaware that the words he chose makes it seem like the game has just removed a feature.
Seems a bit late now, They said many times on the Steam forums that it couldn't and wouldn't be done. If you release a new version on disc with all the extra content people might reconsider buying it but saying it is offline now is just a slap in the face especially if I have to go online in the first place to make it work offline.
Lets be honest the online only was purely a DRM measure and you suffered for it in lackluster sales, They will tell it is for account integrity but everyone is smart enough to know you can have an online and offline account. Just give people the option from the get go and don't hide behind DRM.
"NeocoreGames today announced with great joy and thrill that Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor - Martyr's Season of Malediction will end on January 18 and this will mark the beginning of a new era on PC, more precisely on January 30th, 2024." - NeocoreGames .
