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Space Hulk Releases On PC And Mac
The Warrhammer 40,000 turn-based strategy game offers up space marine action in both single player and multiplayer modes, and a new trailer shows off what you can expect out of the story.
Developer Full Control announced today the availability of Space Hulk, the turn-based strategy game based on the 3rd edition of the classic board game of the same name. The new PC and Mac game includes a 15-mission single player story to play through, as well as head-to-head multiplayer options that echo the original tabletop game.
Full Control promises that Space Hulk is also on its way to iPad before the end of the year.
Check out the trailer below, and let us know what you think. Space Hulk is available on Steam for $29.99.
Our Take:
Space Hulk is an awesome board game, so it should be interesting to see how Full Control's version of the game shapes up. In addition, it's fascinating to note the growing number of indie developers who are exploring turn-based strategy; it's an underserved genre with lots of potential for unique ideas.
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