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Battlefleet Gothic: Leviathan
Tindalos Interactive is putting the finishing touches on its real-time strategy game, Battlefleet Gothic: Armada. It’s based on the Games Workshop Battlefleet Gothic tabletop game, but some fans might be interested in a more authentic version that captures the flare of miniatures and a dining room table instead.
Battlefleet Gothic: Leviathan is that game. Under development at indie studio Grand Cauldron, the tabletop adaptation is headed to iOS (phones and tablets) this spring.
It will launch with three different races, with more to come in the future. Grand Cauldron says it doesn't have plans for in-app purchases, but we've reached out to confirm that includes additional fleets.
You'll be able to play this spring on iOS phones and tablets. That means people like me, who have been intimidated by the miniatures and the complex rules, can finally experience this Games Workshop classic.
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