925 hours. That's almost half a full-time work year. Literally over 38 days of my life.

That's how long I've spent playing this game.

From that wealth of time invested I conclude the following:

• Ogres and Rat Ogres cannot fit through doorways and are therefore not a threat
• Executioners and Crypt Horrors can fit through doorways and will poop on your chest!

Seriously though, this is essentially a turn-based, 3rd person atmospheric game that is just a bit rough around the edges - just like Mordheim is supposed to be. I find the game quite entertaining, with substantial replay value between different races (Chaos and Empire, Undead and Skaven... all have different abilities, skills, heroes, and magics) and a chain of storyline quests for each race that (to my casual eye) feels enough like the canon universe to call this game true to the mark.

That said, there's no end-of-game after the endgame content of the storyline quests; you're free to keep running missions and enhancing your warband. The difficulty of each enemy you face will be approximately equal to the value of your warband (almost on a point-for-point basis, per character: i.e., your 271-point character will be mirriored by an enemy ~271-point character) with a modifier for difficulty level of the mission.

925 hours.

At the current sale price of $10 it's a bargain and the DLCs are all worthwhile, too (who doesn't like a little poison, or some dead things, eh?).

925 hours. That's almost half a full-time work year. Literally over 38 days of my life. That's how long I've spent playing this game. From that wealth of time invested I conclude the following:[list][*]Ogres and Rat Ogres cannot fit through doorways and are therefore not a threat[*]Executioners and Crypt Horrors [i]can[/i] fit through doorways and will poop on your chest![/list] Seriously though, this is essentially a turn-based, 3rd person atmospheric game that is just a bit rough around the edges - just like Mordheim is supposed to be. I find the game quite entertaining, with substantial replay value between different races (Chaos and Empire, Undead and Skaven... all have different abilities, skills, heroes, and magics) and a chain of storyline quests for each race that (to my casual eye) [i]feels[/i] enough like the canon universe to call this game true to the mark. That said, there's no end-of-game after the endgame content of the storyline quests; you're free to keep running missions and enhancing your warband. The difficulty of each enemy you face will be approximately equal to the value of your warband (almost on a point-for-point basis, per character: i.e., your 271-point character will be mirriored by an enemy ~271-point character) with a modifier for difficulty level of the mission. 925 hours. At the current sale price of $10 it's a bargain and the DLCs are all worthwhile, too (who doesn't like a little poison, or some dead things, eh?).