Warhammer: Battle March

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Bandai Namco Entertainment America Inc.

Warhammer Battle March is rated 3.8 out of 5 by 19.

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Warhammer: Battle March, the next installment in the tactical strategy game updates Mark of Chaos with a new single-player campaign that features two new factions: Dark Elves and Orcs & Goblins. All of the existing factions will also receive new units, and new online modes will also be added to the mix.

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Warhammer Battle March is rated 3.8 out of 5 by 19.

Rated 5 out of 5 by gunnerman211 from Really Fun STRATEGY Game This game is really fun and has some really good customization options for your army. It is also a lot unlike most other strategy games like command & conquer because you control massive armies. It requires actually thinking although the controls can be a bit complicated all the more basic controls that you need are easier to remember.

Date published: 2013-08-06

Rated 5 out of 5 by MarleyHead from Made for real Hardcoregamers This game is the type where you have to savor units and pick them wisely. Best thing to do in a game like this is actually try to be strategic not like Gears of war where you barge into a new level and bayonet some guy, you really have to think out your plan before you play. Each unit is good against something else such as pikemen are good against horsemen and so on. Another thing you need to take into consideration is your hero. The hero is the tank in a match, but still the hero can be over run that is why you need to use the special abilities or powers then you might have a chance. Overall this game ( in my opinion ) is not made for kids with a trigger finger if you really want a strategy challenge this your game.

Date published: 2012-01-21

Rated 4 out of 5 by Kasrkin from Great Game But Confusing I bought this game two days ago and I finished the EMPIRE campiagn yesterday. I started playing chaos now and it is fun, but I had no idea what is good against what. The game doesn't need strategy. Just send your troopers en masse and you will probably win. The heros are a waste of time, they were hard to use. To cast a spell you had to hold the right trigger, hit left/right on d-pad, and press y, x, b, or a. I am kinda iffy on the recommendation, but any player looking for a game to hold you awhile this is it.

Date published: 2011-10-24

Rated 4 out of 5 by Pqsurfing from Great gameplay, complicated structure. Ok, this game is based off of a tabletop strategy game, so don't expect yourself to be able to jump into the campaign and start kicking booty. Since its on consol, they controls are VERY complicated, I would say get it for PC, but if you don't mind learning them, then go ahead and get this. No the graphics arn't that great, but the gameplay and the story make up for it.

Date published: 2011-03-02

Rated 1 out of 5 by Used to be warhammer lover from Do you give it a chance? Well, i was looking for a game where you run around in a massive army like dynasty warriors, i love warhammer so even though this is an RTS i gave it a try. and i played every warhammer 40k RTS game and installment for the PC and loved them all. I had high expectations, good graphics, amazing animations, cutscenes, finishing moves in the fighting, all of which the PC version has! well picked up this game and got it home, threw it in the xbox and seemed ok at first. i quickly realized you better have a laptop or splitscreen on your tv on cause the units take so long to move that you need something else to entertain you while your playing. So i played the first level, ok easy enough, went to the the second level, wow, alot more difficult! after losing my hero i failed the mission and decided i needed to play the tutorial to learn a little more. played the tutorial and got so bored and frustrated with the bad instructions in the tutorial i had to turn it off, YA! the tutorial was frustratingly difficult! out of the 100+ games ive owned i have never had to return one before or even thought about it, i cant believe i considered it. after work the following day i went to return it, (thankfully i bought used.) I went to gamestop to return it, they ended up being closed since it was sunday. So i figured, well i have it for another day, maybe i should give it 1 more shot. played the tutorial again, actually got through it this time! sweet! still slight difficult with explanation. but i still beat it. i replayed the second level, cool got through alot of it, unfortunatley the controls are horrible, cluttered, and rediculous! i would need to study them like i study in college to memorize it.. no joke, they might as well given me a 40 button controller for this. CONTROLS ARE TERRIBLE, i hope you understand that. you try selecting one hero and you get a million men, "click thumbstick to select everybody on screen" yet when i click thumbstick it selects everybody on map. anyways i ended up horribly outnumbered with no idea how to take down enemy numbers before they got close enough. the long range soldiers were pitiful at minimizing enemies and i could not fight close because of the massive outnumbering. got close to the end, and was horribly outnumbered again and lost my hero. sat and decided to try again or stop waisting my time. i thought, well i want to try the skirmish, when i played warhammer (the actual models) i played skaven, so i went to Skirmish mode to play skaven, game claims you can play 6 armies. went into skirmish mode, and couldnt figure out how to change my army! no instructions on how to help me change my army! all i wanted to do was play skaven! i guess not! after spending 15 minutes in the Team/Army menu, i gave up, and decided to just play the skirmish on the only army they would let me. Elves, cooool :( i started the skirmish and told my army to start walking, after about 45 seconds they moved 10 feet... ALRIGHT! ENOUGH! i chose to stop waisting my time. I loved warhammer and cannot believe out of all the games i have to return, this has to be it! ive never writen a review before, and this game was so terrible it drove me to this time. im sure i left out more. but i think you get the picture, I would not recommed this to anybody unless you want to as a prank. i hope this helps anybody with this decision to buy this or not.

Date published: 2010-08-16

Rated 5 out of 5 by GorrilaKrack from Good Stuff First off you need to understand this is a Strategy game, not Halo, not GTA, not Call of Duty, a STRATEGY game. It's not designed for you to pop the game in and just start mashing a couple buttons and running through enemies like a god. With that being said, there is a learning period to get used to the controls. If you do the tutorials youll be good to go. I've only put about 2hrs in so far and am loving it. It really makes you use the ole brain to achieve victory. The campaign part of the games starts you off slow and easy, with only about 3 armies to control. You can upgrade your armies weapons, armor, morale and some other things. There are also a good selection of troops to pick from such as swordsman, archers, spears, etc. After a battle in campaign mode you get a chance to go to towns and upgrade, heal and many other things to your army. You also get to distribute hero points. Hero's are a character you can associate with an army and they have special attacks. You get to upgrade these guys pretty heavly as well. The game play is pretty straight forward. Command your armies to achieve victory. However it's easier said than done. You have to be crafty to get a victory, while keeping the majority of your army alive. If you like strategy games along the lines of Warcraft (not WOW), but the original, I'd say pick this up.

Date published: 2009-11-11

Rated 2 out of 5 by The Orc that got took! from Did not satisfy I just got this game because it looked promising with the graphics and all the types of fantasy factions you could be and customize your army. DON'T BUY!. The controls were bad. It felt and played like the old xbox playing full spectrum warrior. All you do is just SELECT each unit and move them around zooming in and out. You NEVER tap any buttons or can move without selecting the unit(s) to fight, like how most REAL games are played. After selecting the unit to an enemy it does auto fight for you. You don't even feel as if your in control. The graphics are not 360 standard. I do like the idea of all the different orcs and monsters etc, but you still can't customize them fully. I have 42 inch widescreen tv and it still did not satisfy!

Date published: 2008-12-23

Rated 4 out of 5 by Roth Darkshield from Table Top Meets Console Warhammer: Battle March for the X-Box 360 is an excellent Strategy/Tactical game, in that it takes away the feeling of who can make more units faster and overwhelm the enemy. In Battle March there is no base building, resource gathering or researching during the levels allowing you to focus on the battle itself. In the campaigns you recruit units which you can upgrade and level up (which increases the squad's population cap) to follow throughout the campaign and at the start of each level you are given a certain amount of slots for troop allocation (so it isn't simply about overwhelming numbers rather then having the right units for the right situation). The Campaigns are extremely well scripted and thought out with optional missions which are worth the risks they bring (rather then simply having a few optional objectives thrown in as an afterthought. For those of you familiar with the Warhammer games, the game includes chaos (Undivided, Khorne, and Nurgle), The Skaven, Orks & Goblins , Dwarves, The Empire, High Elfs, Dark Elves, and Mercenaries. For Multiplayer games each player has a set amount of gold with which to buy heroes, units and if desired siege weapons. Each player then has an allotted space to set their army before beginning the match (much like the table top). The Morale and Cover systems which Warhammer and Warhammer 40k RTS games shines here allowing a couple of well placed spells or abilities to cause entire regiments to flee and the Hero battles can seem truly epic once they start getting to higher levels. Enemy AI is excellent and fits the difficulty levels you set for it well. The only downside I have come across in playing this game is in the controls which while difficult at first begin to flow as you play. Selecting troops on screen and all of your troops requires little more then pressing down a joystick though individual troop selection forces you to pause the game using their radial menu (though you can select them with the cursor easily. Setting regiments to certain functions and formations is a breeze as is switching between heroes to chain some of their crippling abilities. (The Game also has an advanced controller scheme option which makes it go easier once you know what your doing but it will leave you with many "No, I didn't want you to do X I wanted you to do Y" from hitting the wrong buttons. All in all I would Rate Warhammer: Battle March an 8.5/10.

Date published: 2008-10-01