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First launched in 2018, Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor – Martyr’s journey is finally coming to an end with the Seasonal Journey (and more).
The Journey ends
If you’re a Warhammer 40K fan, and you love action-RPGs, then you likely have played Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor – Martyr. NeocoreGames’ game landed to some solid response, and has since grown in size, encompassing season after season of content.
The PC version has consistently been ahead of its console brethren in that regard, and it’ll lead the way in what’s coming next as well. The Season of Malediction is coming to an end (on January 18th) for the game, and in its wake will be the Seasonal Journey.
The Seasonal Journey arrives on January 30th, and for now will only be available on the PC. It’ll officially close out that version of the game’s post-launch roadmap, bringing players the ability to dig in and play any of the past seven seasons at any time they like.
The current Season was the final one and it will be followed by something really special, called the Seasonal Journey. The Seasonal Journey is the culmination of all the work of past years and all the free updates we’ve added to the game. This new feature will make all seven previously released Seasons available at the same time for everyone (for free of course). Players will be able to pick a Season on the character creation screen from the very first fire-centric Season of Inferno to the most recent ones and create a Seasonal character for that particular Season. All the Seasonal features, all the Season specific items, all the unique abilities and Seasonal objectives will be available again, permanently.
NeocoreGames press release
But wait, that’s not all
Just to clarify, while the Seasonal Journey is meant to be a closing out for Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor – Martyr, it’s not all that’s on the way for the long-lived title. NeocoreGames has also revealed today that a previously announced “offline mode” is still on the way.
There’s no release date for that just yet, but Neocore is apparently still working on it, and intends to bring it to the title some time after the Seasonal Journey arrives. Even that isn’t all either, as the company says the “journey will continue”, adding that “we have some really cool surprises left for Martyr.”
Oh, and we’re guessing console players should stay tuned for word on any and all of the above. The press release makes no mention of Xbox or PlayStation versions receiving any of this content just yet.
