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Mordheim: City of the Damned
Mordheim: City of the Damned, a video game adaptation of Games Workshop’s tabletop RPG, will be released on Steam Early Access later in November, and today developer Rogue Factor are celebrating the announcement with a new trailer and screenshots.
The premise: In the wake of a comet crashing on Mordheim, the City of the Damned, warring factions fight for control of the city’s neighborhoods and precious Wyrdstone fragments. Players can choose from several factions, including the Sisters of Sigmar, the Possessed, the Skaven, and the Mercenaries. Factions can be customized by spending experience, growing in power and effectiveness with each victory.
Mordheim's gameplay features environmental strategy (like setting up ambushes), competitive multiplayer, ally recruiting, and permadeath. Watch the trailer below for the game in action and check out the screenshots below.
Mordheim: City of the Damned will be on Steam Early Access later this month. To sign up for the game, visit its official website.
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