Warhammer: Mark of Chaos goes live in Gamer’s Gate

Ports are everywhere. PSone to PSP ports, PS2 to Wii ports, PC to 360 ports… However, only rare does it happen that a game gets a tabletop to PC port. Strictly speaking, Warhammer: Mark of Chaos isn’t a direct port of the tabletop version, but actually an entirely new experience.

While the title has already been shipped to retailers, European and Australian gamers can now also download Black Hole Entertainment‘s game via the Gamer’s Gate website. If you can’t manage to hop over to your nearest retailer, why not simply download it?

It’s going to be all about battle tactics and warfare this time around, without having to focus on the whole hoopla of base-building and resource-gathering. Face it, some gamers would rather just get it on with the battle right away.

Besides, if webcomic Ctrl+Alt+Del would rather play the PC “port” rather than the tabletop, then you can’t deny a guy for wanting bloodshed without the meticulous fortress management.

Ports are everywhere. PSone to PSP ports, PS2 to Wii ports, PC to 360 ports… However, only rare does it happen that a game gets a tabletop to PC port. Strictly speaking, Warhammer: Mark of Chaos isn’t a direct port of the tabletop version, but actually an entirely new experience.

While the title has already been shipped to retailers, European and Australian gamers can now also download Black Hole Entertainment‘s game via the Gamer’s Gate website. If you can’t manage to hop over to your nearest retailer, why not simply download it?

It’s going to be all about battle tactics and warfare this time around, without having to focus on the whole hoopla of base-building and resource-gathering. Face it, some gamers would rather just get it on with the battle right away.

Besides, if webcomic Ctrl+Alt+Del would rather play the PC “port” rather than the tabletop, then you can’t deny a guy for wanting bloodshed without the meticulous fortress management.