Warhammer 40000 Regicide

In normal chess moving a knight out is a safe early move. In Regicide, I whip my knight into the midfield and into range of the boltguns carried by my opponent’s pawns. That knight does not last long.

Regicide is two games in one. The first is chess but with characters from Warhammer 40,000, like the themed sets you see in the windows of board game shops only instead of the Mad Hatter and Queen Of Hearts it has Space Marines and Orks. ‘Classic mode’ lets you play normal chess against the AI or other humans, and while it might not be the best chess game ever made, like Battle Chess the pieces animate into entertaining miniature duels that make up for otherwise basic features. Those animations are as brutal as you’d expect given the setting—watching pawns blast each other to ribbons of gore livens up boring moves, at least until you’ve seen them all.

But then there’s the other game. 'Regicide mode' keeps the rules of regular chess, even advanced stuff like castling and en passant captures, and sprinkles a light strategy game on top. After each turn plays out like it would in normal chess you enter the initiative phase, spending points to activate special abilities. A piece might gain a defensive shield, shoot at an enemy, use a psychic power, or throw a grenade. Each piece has hit points to be chipped away or reinforced by these abilities, but the initiative phase initially seems less decisive than the actual chess played in the movement phase. There, hit points don’t apply and one piece simply takes another in the ordinary way, albeit while eviscerating it with a chainsword or detonating it with psychic lightning.

Regicide can be played as a one-off skirmish against the computer or a human opponent (online or hot-seat), or through a single-player campaign with a surprising amount of narrative development. It opens with a moody cutscene out of Dead Space and each of its 50 levels has a talking-heads intro as the Blood Angels chapter of Space Marines strive to take Hethgar Prime back from Orks of the Goff clan. These levels are like puzzles in chess books, giving you a set of pieces in an unusual layout and then, for instance, challenging you to take the queen without losing your own, or preventing your opponent promoting a pawn.

System requirements :

MINIMUM:

OS: Windows Vista

Processor: 2.4 GHz Dual Core (2.4 GHZ)

Memory: 3 GB RAM

Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce 8600 GT / ATI Radeon HD 2600 XT or greater

DirectX: Version 9.0c

Hard Drive: 4 GB available space

Sound Card: DirectX Compatible

Additional Notes: Broadband Internet Connection required for Multiplayer and User Account functionality. A Warhammer 40,000: Regicide User Account is required to use the game’s online services. The game’s single player Skirmish mode is playable in offline mode.

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Download link (3,48 GB) : 

part 1

part 2

part 3

part 4

How to install : 

1. extract using winrar or 7zip
2. mount image file
3. install it
4. copy crack to game folder
5. play it ! enjoy :)