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Warhammer 40,000: Battlesector
Strategy
Single-player
Multi-player
PvP
Online PvP
Shared/Split Screen PvP
Shared/Split Screen
Steam Achievements
Partial Controller Support
Steam Cloud
Remote Play Together
Family Sharing

Warhammer 40,000: Battlesector is a fast-paced turn-based strategy game set in the grimdark universe of the 41st Millennium. Pick your force, develop your army, field mighty heroes and fight for victory using superior strategy, awesome abilities, and devastating weaponry.

Developers: Slitherine Ltd.
Publishers: Slitherine Ltd.
Release Date: Jul 22, 2021
Price (USD): $19.99
Current Players: 241

Links:  Steam Store  SteamDB

Very Positive(88%)
faithful adaptation
detailed graphics
engaging campaign
tactical depth
DLC content strategy
tabletop resemblance
high DLC cost
repetitive gameplay
slow animation
bug issues
Graphics and attention to detail in bringing Warhammer 40k to life receive much praise, alongside the satisfying tactical depth that captures the tabletop spirit. However, the locked DLC content strategy and high cost are seen as barriers that limit the base game's inherent potential. While the single-player campaign is noted as engaging, the game's tendency to become repetitive post-campaign without further DLC purchases is a common frustration. Overall, while Battlesector succeeds in satisfying a niche audience with its authenticity, it struggles to maintain a wide appeal due to its monetization strategy.

Positive Points

  • The game is praised for its faithful adaptation of the Warhammer 40k universe, providing a strong sense of nostalgia and engagement for fans.
  • Graphics and unit models are highly detailed, enhancing the overall gameplay experience.
  • The single-player campaign is engaging with good voice acting, especially appreciated by fans of the Blood Angels faction.
  • Players appreciate the tactical depth and strategic elements, akin to tabletop gameplay.

    • Negative Points

  • Many players criticize the game's high cost of DLCs, noting that most of the factions are locked behind these additional purchases.
  • The game tends to become repetitive, particularly after completing the main campaign, with limited replayability without purchasing DLCs.
  • There are complaints about the slow animation and game pace, which some players find frustrating.
  • Users report bugs and issues, such as game crashes and slow UI responsiveness.

    • Mixed Points

  • While some enjoy the resemblance to the tabletop game, others find the gameplay overly simplistic compared to other strategy games.
  • The game's DLC strategy is both appreciated for expanding gameplay and criticized for locking what some consider essential content behind paywalls.

    • Common Themes

  • The game is frequently compared to the tabletop experience, with players appreciating its close simulation.
  • Players are divided on the DLC content strategy; there's a strong desire for more campaigns and factions without high costs.
  • While the graphics and sound are often highlighted as strengths, the lack of faction diversity in the base game without DLCs is a noted downside.
    • Updated 5/23/2025, 12:00:50 AM UTC
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