Has a licensed GW game ever got the aesthetic right?

[Rellik San]

Whilst I agree world building has been done well, from a pure aesthetic standpoint I'm yet to see a 40k game replicate this sort of imagery:

There is nothing really in the games I've seen that is as visually stark or disturbing as this kind of thing.

 

[endtherapture]

Whilst I agree world building has been done well, from a pure aesthetic standpoint I'm yet to see a 40k game replicate this sort of imagery:

There is nothing really in the games I've seen that is as visually stark or disturbing as this kind of thing.

This is what 40k should be about.

 

[Jandau]

I kinda see the point - Warhammer, and particularly Warhmmer 40k has some pretty bizzare and messed up stuff going on and no game has really tried to capture that. This is the reason why I keep hoping for an Inquisition-based RPG - that might be a good basis to cover all the weird things going on in the setting...

 

[oZode]

40K is a dark space fantasy isn't it? If so I think the games got it right. I found Space Marine to get down the whole evil space fantasy thing well.

Although I only liked looking at the wiki fluff, never actually went to games workshop to buy the toys.

I found something that perfectly captures the warhammer 40k aesthetic, check it out.

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You can cross over anything.

Why not cross over teletubbies with mass effect? No one ever does that, despite those being the best franchises to ever exist.