Warhammer 40 000 Reviews

When given my first set of warhammer, my parents were convinced that I would be done with it in five minutes. 5 years later, they are proved quite wrong when I'm buying yet another box of these little plastic models. Every single one is a pure work of art, and while some may be impatient and hastily slap paint on them, those that take ...  Read the complete review

In the grim darkness of the far future there is only fun! The game has been around for over 2 decades now and keeps going from strength to strength. With expansions such as Cities of Death, Apocalypse and the upcoming Planetstrike adding a wider range of ways to play and write scenarios, the possibilities are endless. The game, if you ...  Read the complete review

A mum's point of view- the negative stuff: Expensive, messy, regularly broken and vacuumed up, causes arguments over who broke the figure, causes arguments over how the arms should go on the figure, leaves a trail of paint marks caused by careless teenager. The shop reeks of teenage boy!! The positive stuff: Keeps lads off the streets ...  Read the complete review

For those of you who do not have a clue as to what Warhammer is, heres a basic guide. It is a tabletop war game fought by two or more players with miniature models you assemble and paint yourself. It is a turn based dice game (often dozens are needed) which requires strategy planning and intelligence. I am not so much a player as my ...  Read the complete review

Warhammer 40 000 is more than a game, its a full hobby. Go into a Games Workshop store and you will nodoubt notice at least one wall of 40K gear. This can range from anything from Space Marine scouts with sniper rifles to the M-A-S-S-I-V-E Necron Pylon, a huge mounted laser 25 times bigger that a standard minature. You will probably also ...  Read the complete review

My cousin is to blame for me getting involved in this hobby. Dam him. I have spent ultimately too much money on Games Workshops products, and after stopping the gaming for about 6-8 months, I started up again, thinking, "why oh why did I stop? Its brilliant!" I first collected Chaos Marines, because they were the opposite of the goody ...  Read the complete review

I first started collecting Warhammer 40,000 during the second edition which was almost five years ago. The first thing that strikes you about Warhammer 40k (Or any of the Games Workshop games) is the depth of detail involved. The history of the game is very detailed and that adds to the atmostphere of playing at home and in a store. The next thing ...  Read the complete review

Warhammer is a role-play game, where you collect figure and then play with them. There are 2 types of Warhammer: Warhammer Fantasy Warhammer 40000 Each have the same concept, to paint the figure and them strategically play/battle with them. Each little figure represents a person, and each person I have to put with other people who ...  Read the complete review

Have you gone out into town, and seen a shop whit lots of really class models in it. Do u think "What is that, it looks really fun," but then decide that it's to child like. Don't, it is a game call Warhammer, and it's not for kids, it is for adults too. The basic idea is that you buy models, build up an army and ...  Read the complete review

Warhammer 40,000 is a futuristic, tabletop wargame. It is also a lot of fun. Following hot on the heels of the first and second editions, Games Workshop stuck with tradition and bravely brought out a third edition of this popular game. With the third edition, though, things changed. Gone were the intricate rules, the detailed ...  Read the complete review

I remember when Warhammer 40000 was called Rogue Trader and you played an evil coniving money grabbing private merchant in the galaxy of the far future trying to carve out an empire by protecting what you already had and taking more off other people. Maybe you got to play the greenskinned Orks, or the super clever Elf like Eldar. Models cost quite ...  Read the complete review

You probably haven't right? That will all change if you decide to take up the challenging, sometimes demanding, but always fun hobby of Warhammer 40,000. The fact is that Warhammer 40k is more than just a game. Sure, you can buy the basic game Warhammer box...but why do that? This limits you to a choice of two armies, Space Marines ...  Read the complete review

Dooyooers, Warhammer 40k is a spin off of Warhammer, which is fantasy battles. 40k is a futuristic view of firepower in the year 40k. Figures start from 2 pounds. Most figures are metal but some, like tanks for example are plastic. You can build your own battle scene using homemade terrain or you can get sturdy resin terrain from ...  Read the complete review

Warhammer 40,000 is a very good game to play but it’s quite expensive, it’s the same with the 28mm models, they are expensive. But the models are very detailed and it’s good fun to paint them. It’s a tabletop war game, you collected your own army and paint it. It’s a game based around stats for example if ...  Read the complete review

I am going to be very honest with you, I love Warhammer and Warhammer 40,000, and would have given them 5 stars if it weren't for their sky high prices. It's absurd! Although it is a fantastic game, fun to collect, paint and play, they are still chunks of metal and plastic. Chunks of metal and plastic we are paying stupid amounts ...  Read the complete review

Warhammer 40,000 (WH40K) is a tabletop wargame using 28mm sized figures in a SciFi setting that Games Workshop has been building up for the last 13 years. The current box set comes with 2 balanced armies of figures (Space Marines and Dark Eldar), some scenery, dice, rulebook and templates. This allows you to get straight into playing the ...  Read the complete review

If you haven't heard of war hammer. War hammer is a hobby and war hammer is a little model like risk. War hammer is about different armies like Dark Eldar, Space Marine, Terminators and etc. There are loads of armies each army has there own special weapon you can have vehicles, bikes whit machine guns on the front, cavalry and infantry and ...  Read the complete review

Warhammer is really cool. Your thinking I’m saying that because I collect it but before I started I thought it was sh*t, but now I’m playing it, I think its brilliant. The only problem is that there are to many armies to choose from so I started with Orks, then went on to Dark Elder, but now I’m sticking with the best team there ...  Read the complete review

My opinion of this great game is that you can enter a world of illusion, mystery, competitiveness or/and just build huge armies to kick your opponant's ass! This game and many others like it are all based in one store for your convenience-Games Workshop! These shops are world-wide and easily accessable within your local ...  Read the complete review

If you have ever been walking down the high street and seen a shop called 'The Games Workshop' and just walked by with out a second thought then you don't know what your missing out on.The world of warhammer is a load of fun. The basic idea is that you buy models, build up an army and battle someone elses army. You have many ...  Read the complete review