Warhammer 40K: Inquisitor – Martyr finally gets console release date

Action/RPG Warhammer 40K: Inquisitor – Martyr was delayed a bit on reaching consoles, but it’s finally (just about) here.

The Inquisitor invades the Martyr

Inquisitor – Martyr was released not long ago for the PC to some acclaim. Well, here at BG anyway. But honestly, if you’re into Warhammer 40K, I can’t see how you could dislike it. It’s got some neat (at times great) graphics and terrific dialog that can be wonderfully darkly comedic. The whole thing surrounds a unique quest and main character, that nicely covers most of the 40K bases.

In Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor – Martyr, you are an Inquisitor, one of the most powerful agents of the Imperium. You operate in the Caligari Sector, a region which has been overrun by heretics, mutants and the Daemons of Chaos.

The game not only has a beefy main adventure, but stocks tons of side-quests to keep you busy too. Inquisitor – Martyr is pretty much an open-world game, where you can partake in loads of randomly generated missions. And those aren’t confined to the title spacecraft either (the Martyr). They’re spread across a plethora of differing star systems and worlds.

You might gather from all that that I like this game, and you’d be right. I reviewed it on the PC and gave it an 84%. It might be a little raw in parts, but it’s great fun too, and has a multitude of free DLC inbound, the first of which (the Dark Eldar) has already arrived.

You’ll be able to check it out on the Xbox One and the PS4 on August 28th. It’s available right now on the PC.