Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus News

[h3]The only logical response to the presence of the Xenos, is Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus.

Which is why, as the festival of Warhammer gaming closes for another year:

The Omnissiah has granted controller support for Mechanicus40k on PC!




Come take control of the Adeptus Mechanicus cohort like never before, by using your thumbs to strike down the Xenos and Heretek alike.

This support update is compatible for all controllers including Xbox, PlayStation, Steam & more!

But that's not all:

Select members of Mars have forged creative content, using both machine & spirit, to celebrate this Omnissian occasion.




Magos Aavak has created a detailed play-through review on YouTube using his Xbox controller.

Lord Mandalore has hand-forged a controller support trailer featuring our soundtrack. Come turn up the organ of the cathedral of Saint Pierre d'Angoulême & watch it on our Twitter page now.

Aurathas has reviewed Mechanicus40k's controller support addition on his YouTube channel too.

Come celebrate our Omnissian update on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram & Discord with us now.[/h3]

[h3]Rejoice. Give thanks. For we are but one step now from triumph.

Today marks the beginning of Games Workshop’s annual "Skulls for the Skull Throne 4" event for the fourth year running – a weekend-long event during which games from the Warhammer world and the Warhammer 40,000 universe are enjoying time-limited discount offers on Steam.



As such, we're delighted to announce that:

Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus & the Heretek DLC are now up to 65% off!

Take control of the most technologically advanced army in the Imperium in our base game & expose the dark underbelly of the Adeptus Mechanicus faction like never before in our Heretek DLC.

The sale includes

- The base game at 65% off
- The Heretek DLC & Heretek + at 40% off
- The Omnissiah Edition at 65% off
- The soundtrack at 50% off & more!

But that's not all.

To celebrate this festival of Warhammer gaming, we now have a free & exciting game update for all players:

Mechanicus now has controller support!



Take control of the Adeptus Mechanicus cohort like never before, by using your thumbs to strike down the Xenos and Heretek alike.

What's more:

- Get your Mechadendrites on the Omnissiah Edition to access the in-game Arc Scourge weapon, Original Soundtrack (mp3), Artbook and A Short Story from Andy Chambers.



- Already a Mechanicus owner? Upgrade to the Omnissiah Edition with 50% off using the Upgrade pack!

- Become a pure heretic with Heretek+ Edition DLC to get the new exclusive music tracks of the DLC (mp3), the Heretek art book and the in-game Sufferer Shattering Axe.



- Turn up the organ of the cathedral of Saint Pierre d'Angoulême with 50% off The Original Soundtrack in lossless FLAC binary.

Come celebrate this Omnissian weekend with us on Discord, Twitter , Facebook & Instagram using the #skulls4 hashtag now. [/h3]

[h3]The Omnissiah is with us in the dark, even if thou knowest it not.
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[h2]Which is why he has granted us a new patch for PC.[/h2]



[h3]This 1.3.8. patch comes with 3 key fixes. [/h3]
They are:
Fixed: Being able to deploy 2x2 units in non-walkable spaces
Fixed: Unable to rotate priests in the equipment scene
Fixed: Line weapons not hitting targets.

Find all Patch notes, future, current or past in this ultimate ChangeLog



This patch is live now so please go forth & enjoy as the Machine God intended.

Thanks everyone!

[h2]Rock Paper Shotgun has named Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus as one of their best strategy games for 2020![/h2]



Strategy games have never looked healthier, which is why they compiled this best strategy games list of all time. They say that Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus is:

"Dripping with atmosphere, with moody battlefields...and a grimy industrial soundtrack that absolutely slaps."



"This is an adventure that captures that “one more mission” addictiveness, and it’s superbly written, too. The various bickering cyber-clerics behind your expedition are genuinely memorable characters, and you find yourself gripped – and occasionally even laughing – as their story unfolds in between missions."

Have you enjoyed the game? Then why not leave a review for us here to help us reach 100% overwhelmingly positive reviews on Steam this February.

Ave Omnissiah.

Greetings devout Tech-Priests! Just over a year ago we released Mechanicus into the wild. It was truly a wonderful release. The reception we received from you guys was overwhelming, honestly, you’re the best community we’ve ever had the opportunity to communicate with!

Since release, we’ve had a ton of updates. One of our favourites was certainly the 7 hidden missions, we certainly weren’t expecting you guys to figure that one out as fast as you all did.

Lets also not forget our largest update, the Augment Update. What a beast that was! So many options to create your own experience within the Warhammer 40,000 universe. We’ve also got some Controller support on the way but let’s not shout too loud about that.

To summarise, we know we’re not a multiplayer title, so we’re not changing the game every day to create an ever-shifting environment. This was never the goal. However, we do hope that the immersive art, animations, SFX, music, narrative, gameplay and everything else are enough for us to be worthy of some praise in your damned souls and in this year’s Steam awards.

If you’re a true Tech-Priest or a Xenos Necron, we know you’ve already voted us as your labour of love, and for that, we will forever pray your canticles to the Omnissiah. For all those that haven’t…

You’re a Heretek!