If anything, I suspect fans would find it has more in common with 2003’s 40K: Fire Warrior than it does any of the newer games in the series.
This four-ish hour whirlwind tour feels like an early 2000’s PS2-era tie-in in many ways, taxiing you from set-piece to set-piece via a network of corridors with no shortage of cannon fodder to brutally eviscerate. These isolated instances make Battle Sister a decent recommendation to fans of the series, even if they’re strung together by a fair simplistic shooter.īattle Sister feels warmly nostalgic, not perhaps in terms of the worlds it realizes - Warhammer’s tabletop time-killing has never felt more relevant than in 2020 when we all have to stay inside - but certainly in design.
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