Warhammer fans: stick to painting the miniatures instead of playing this poorly ported console shooter. Read Review
Welcome to the dark nightmare future of the 41st Millennium, the grim era of the Imperium of Man. The battlefield is spread across a million different worlds. Powerful armies of Space Marines, Imperial Guard, and Tau Fire Warriors are in constant conflict, unleashing carnage via mechanical war machines, crushing artillery, and vast starships. Warhammer 40,000: Fire Warrior follows one day in the tumultuous life of Kais, young Tau Warrior who must battle alone against a force that shows no mercy: The Imperium of Man. Kais will soon learn there is a darker foe at hand and becomes entangled in a frightening story that leads him through an ongoing war spread across 21 levels.
Several games have used Games Workshop's popular Warhammer universe as its setting. From fantasy games like Dark Omen and Shadow of the Horned Rat, to sci-fi titles such as Space Hulk, Chaos Gate, and Rites of War, the license has been put to fair use over the years. However, Fire Warrior, THQ's Warhammer 40K first-person shooter, is one of the weakest Warhammer computer games to date. Read More »
Also known as: Warhammer 40K: Fire Warrior
Release Region: United States
Release Date: November 11, 2003
Publisher: THQ
Also available on: PlayStation 2
Windows 98/2000/XP
Pentium III 800MHz
128MB RAM
1.5GB free hard drive space
4x speed CD-ROM
32MB DirectX 8 compatible 3D graphics card with Hardware T L support
PIII 1.4GHz
256MB RAM
Online Multiplayer - Versus: 16
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