Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor—Martyr is a strange action RPG. It is set in the Warhammer universe, so it is really dark and bloody, as you would expect. It also feels very slow and sluggish, which is surprising in a game that takes place in a universe where everything dies pretty quickly. You either get ripped apart by bullets or plasma blasts, or you get cleaved in half by some kind of absurd melee weapon. Some people like the pace of the combat, others don’t, but we all got endgame now so we can hack and slash eternally.
Whenever you find a game where the gameplay is super satisfying to you, you don’t want to stop playing. That’s what we are here to talk about, the endgame of Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor—Martyr. Once you slowly go through the game’ main story, you can experience a new 5-chapter story which gives you an endless mode after you reach a certain point. The new chapters themselves will keep you occupied, as all of them have ten battles.
There’s one thing that the players noticed with these Warzone missions are quite, well, boring. All you do is go from one place to another and kill stuff, and there isn’t much variety in that. Combine that with the game’s slow and dreadful combat, you get a grind fest that you really won’t enjoy much.
