Warhammer Quest 2: The End Times Critic Reviews

Warhammer Quest 2: The End Times is exactly what I wanted to see in this sequel. The game play is fun, challenging, intuitive, and compelling—pretty much the mix of adjectives you want for a video game. Perchang didn't try to reinvent the wheel here, they stuck with what worked well in the original and updated things where it made sense to do so. Whether you're a fan of Warhammer Quest, or tactical-combat games in general, picking up The End Times is an easy decision. Do it. If you're looking for more information on the game you should head to our forums where the page count for Warhammer Quest 2 is growing by the day. Perchang developers have also been active participants in the discussion there and have shared quite a bit about the game.

A hard, fraught stomp through some very dark corners. Warhammer Quest 2 is pretty much a must buy.

Warhammer Quest 2 is one of the best turn-based strategy games on mobile, improving the experience of the first episode with a huge graphic overhaul and new mechanics.

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An old-school turn-based tactical game that will never get boring as long as you’re playing it in mobile doses.

The game’s sheer style and approachability will draw players in, but for seasoned gamers there is a distinct lack of challenge.

If you are anybody else than a supporter of RPG strategies, you should avoid Warhammer Quest 2. It is not a disaster, yet the weak structure, absence of thrill and conservative gameplay of this mobile Warhammer would hardly satisfy anybody.

From top to bottom, Warhammer Quest 2 is a disappointing game. Its combat feels old, its systems unremarkable, its visuals stilted, and its performance unstable. On top of this, the whole game plays extremely slowly, which just adds to the suffering of playing through it. Don’t bother with it.