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Live action ork puppet from Warhammer 40,000 Final Liberation (1997) my beloved...
WH40k "Final Liberation" starts to become truly epic towards the later missions, it lives up to the name.
Several titans and a Shadowsowrd as a casual amount of units, Space Marines merely as support infantry.
I also have to say that it aged surprisingly well! I just played it 1 or 2 years ago for the first time. Even the seemingly chaotic gui at the bottom right becomes VERY easy to navigate and use after playing the tutorial (you don't even have to read the manual imo, but it helps), and if you get into it, it's a rather engaging (and often unforgiving) turn based strategy game. I get why it became a classic.
COMMISSAR Holt.
My friend sent me this cutscene from the 1997 Warhammer game Final Liberation a while ago and it’s become one of my absolute favourite clips on the internet. I love to see a very serious-looking actor giving it 110% in a cheesy FMV game complete with a rocking soundtrack, so this scene is already completely my aesthetic before you even add the bonus that I’m super into Warhammer lately. It inspired me to actually buy Final Liberation from GOG, and then, after failing at several attempts to get it running on my computer, just give up and watch a half hour video of the rest of the cutscenes, which was the main part I was interested in anyway. And while none of them are quite as fantastic as this one, I would also like to give an honourable mention to what I assume is a “game over” scene, at 15:18 in this video, where this same guy removes the player character from command. I also love any game where a character makes fun of you for how bad you are at it, and I think more bad endings in other games of absolutely any genre should get you a lecture from Commissar Holt.
This week I take a look at the (incredibly spotty) history of Warhammer movies, and where they might go next!
Final Liberation: Warhammer Epic 40,000 (1997/Windows/TEEN)
Composer(s): The Samsara Project
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Final Liberation (1997)
hell yeah