IGN - 87
MMORPG.com - 87
Gamespace - 85
IGN Italia - 73
Millenium - 70
Cubed3 - 70
PCGamesN - 70
Gamegrin - 70
PC Invasion - 60
PC Gamer - 58
Rock Paper Shotgun - NR
MC - 75
OC - 71
Warhammer: Chaosbane can stand proudly alongside some of the best games that have used the foreboding, Gothic Old World as a setting.
MMORPG.com - 87
There is no question that Warhammer: Chaosbane has truly delivered on a high quality, full featured ARPG experience.
Gamespace - 85
Progression is a bit slower than similar games on the market but that is not necessarily a bad thing.
IGN Italia - 73
An overall enjoyable tromp into the fantasy half of the Warhammer universe. Many similarities with Diablo 3 allow Chaosbane to differentiate itself from its other rivals.
Millenium - 70
Though not a masterpiece, Warhammer Chaosbane is not a total failure either. Due to its minimalist design (but well implemented), the title sinks especially on its execution by proposing content that is too light and rough contrasting with well elaborated classes. The game lacks ambition, and sometimes even finishing touches, which is unfortunate for a license with such great potential. However, all its interest undoubtedly comes from its multiplayer mode, which can be played by 4 players on the same support. It is therefore advisable to opt for the multi-player experience. After all, it is sometimes nice to remember that it is still possible to sit in front of a TV with friends and pizzas, to play together and have a good evening. And that's probably all the game is about here.
Cubed3 - 70
Warhammer: Chaosbane takes place in a forgettable world, which is annoyingly repetitive, and has more than a handful of rough edges. Despite that, the arcade-like, fast-paced action it offers, as well as its fresh take on the genre's standard classes, makes it easy to forget its flaws, especially when trying it out along with a bunch of friends - or total strangers.
PCGamesN - 70
The mission design and story can grate at times, but this is a devilishly fun homage to Diablo 3 and Warhammer Fantasy you'll want to get your friends in on.
Gamegrin - 70
The artwork at the beginning of each act is beautifully drawn. The music is also quite powerful and foreboding as it sets the mood for the game.
PC Invasion - 60
Repetitive, meandering, and streamlined to a fault, Warhammer: Chaosbane lacks the depth to keep you invested well past the shallow endgame. It's a shame given the rich lore and enemy design.
PC Gamer - 58
Mediocre and repetitive, there are far better options for action RPGs out there.
Rock Paper Shotgun - NR
Chaosbane defines itself in these tiny instances of friction that break up the flow of holding down a button to smoothly mulch through an ocean of solid obstacles. Most of these obstacles are more aggressive than sandy chickpeas, although only some of them are smarter.
MC - 75
OC - 71
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