Warhammer: Odyssey MMORPG Virtual Realms Pte. Ltd. Old school 3D MMORPG - no Autoplay. Immerse yourself in the iconic Warhammer Fantasy world. Classic MMO gameplay with … Free Buy Now Watch Media DetailsOld school 3D MMORPG - no Autoplay. Immerse yourself in the iconic Warhammer Fantasy world. Classic MMO gameplay with measured tactical combat. Group focused play with genuine danger and challenge. A Warhammer Fantasy MMORPG like no other. Morrslieb the Chaos Moon grows large in the skies above the Old World, under its wicked visage doomsayers take to the city streets and those creatures who would bring the walls of man crumbling down become ever more bold. However, all is not lost! Those that would stand against the darkness and Chaos that threatens civilization have come together once more, honouring ancient pacts as they did in times long past. Now is the time for heroes, now is the time to forge your Odyssey. EXPLORE THE WARHAMMER WORLD Journey to iconic locations of the Old World in a large open world MMORPG! Explore the bustling port of Marienburg, the defiled Drakwald Forest, and more remarkable locations like never before! CHOOSE YOUR PATH Choose between 6 classes and 12 specializations with dynamic skills and playstyles. Play as a devout Warrior Priest dedicated to protecting their allies or a ravaging Slayer seeking the glory of battle. Customise the looks of your character in the style of Warhammer lore. MEET LEGENDARY HEROES Interact and help some of the most legendary characters in the Warhammer world. Forge your odyssey alongside favourite characters and make an impact in an increasingly dangerous world. JOURNEY WITH FRIENDS Play alongside with friends to form Regiments of Renown, tackle fearsome monsters, and conquer challenging objectives together to reap rich rewards! Sell your loot in the Auction House and become a Master of Commerce. STAY CONNECTED Follow us on our Social Media for latest news & updates! Discord: https://discord.gg/whodyssey Facebook: https://facebook.com/whodyssey Twitter: https://twitter.com/whodyssey YouTube: https://youtube.com/whodyssey Note: an internet connection is required to play this game. For the best gaming experience, the following specs are recommended: 4GB RAM. The game is currently only available in English language. Warhammer: Odyssey is completely free to download. It is possible to play through the game without purchase, however some in game items, features and enhancements can be optionally purchased using real money. If you do not wish to use these features, you can disable in-app purchases in your device settings. © Copyright Games Workshop Limited 2020. 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Genre:Adventure, Role Playing Release:Feb 22, 2021 Updated:Mar 01, 2022 Version:1.0.14 Size:2.8 GB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal https://apps.apple.com/us/app/warhammer-odyssey/id1544706600 JasonLL Well-Known Member Feb 21, 2014 546 106 43 Male #2 JasonLL, Feb 23, 2021 Last edited: Feb 23, 2021 During my first hour of play this game has slower/less flashy combat than most mobile MMO’s, unforgiving at times with careful manual movement (pulling and avoidance) to get past elite deadly enemies and at times having to rely on other players for assistance! Blasphemous! In my opinion it already shoots it above 90% of the MMO’s on the AppStore in its early state. Not for everyone and some will hate this game outright but this is more my speed of MMO. Been waiting for this for awhile. Also love the visuals of the game. Additional first impressions (a couple hours in so far): — All the classes seem really cool at first glance and I like that the player is able to choose their gender for each class. — On maximum visual settings my iPad is starting to show its age with the game pausing a noticeable amount when PCs are around (especially with draw distance turned up and “generic characters” turned off). Not really a negative since it’s my choice to turn everything all the way up. This probably won’t be much of an issue with the latest Apple devices. — I still think it’s nice that I see people joining together to tackle quests on a mobile mmorpg and I wish more mobile MMO’s, outside of a few, had gameplay that makes players think twice about tackling an area on their own. Joining a group doesn’t seem as crucial so far as some PC MMO’s that I’ve played (as of yet) but it’s not as “lone wolf” with a multiplayer element on the side that quite a lot of mobile MMO’s exhibit. I think it’s comparable to Adventure Quest 3D is this regard in that you can get away with soloing if you’re above level but having assistance in some places (intended or unintended) is literally a life saver. — The UI is a bit confusing at first but not too bad. Still could probably use a bit of work. It took a few seconds for me to discover how to switch between active quests, sending a group invite and finding my rings and trinkets section of my character inventory. LiQuiD and ThirdMoon like this. Bloodangel Well-Known Member Jan 19, 2011 1,824 46 48 Retail England #3 Bloodangel, Feb 23, 2021 Is this better than Adventure Quest 3D? agreen437 Well-Known Member Jun 12, 2014 1,701 222 63 #4 agreen437, Feb 23, 2021 What device was it agreen437 Well-Known Member Jun 12, 2014 1,701 222 63 #5 agreen437, Feb 23, 2021 I have iPad Pro 2nd generation AltsKev Well-Known Member Nov 12, 2016 566 157 43 Male Developer #6 AltsKev, Feb 23, 2021 On iphone 12 pro i got some freeze JasonLL Well-Known Member Feb 21, 2014 546 106 43 Male #7 JasonLL, Feb 23, 2021 Last edited: Feb 23, 2021 I’m not sure how big Odyssey is compared to AQ3D so I really can’t say. As you know AQ3D has a tongue and cheek charm that makes it unique amongst MMO’s . I will definitely say the classes in Warhammer are more detailed than any single class in AQ3D that I’ve played and I like the feel of the combat better in Warhammer with the Witch Hunter class I’m currently using (the only class I’ve tried so far) but Adventure Quest has that class switching mechanic throughout the game that adds variety in its own way and the cosmetics in AQ3D are unmatched. I do think you’re more likely to enjoy Warhammer Odyssey if you’re a fan of AQ3D than most auto play mobile MMORPG’s. For me this game complements AQ3D rather than replaces it. JasonLL Well-Known Member Feb 21, 2014 546 106 43 Male #8 JasonLL, Feb 23, 2021 iPad Pro 10.5 So it may be an optimization issue. So *fingers crossed* that they’re able to make the experience a bit smoother over time. agreen437 Well-Known Member Jun 12, 2014 1,701 222 63 #9 agreen437, Feb 23, 2021 Yeah I have the same iPad Pro too agreen437 Well-Known Member Jun 12, 2014 1,701 222 63 #10 agreen437, Feb 23, 2021 So I’ll be in same boat for all other games I’ve tried it still runs pretty decent agreen437 Well-Known Member Jun 12, 2014 1,701 222 63 #11 agreen437, Feb 23, 2021 Thing still is a beast agreen437 Well-Known Member Jun 12, 2014 1,701 222 63 #12 agreen437, Feb 23, 2021 Even though 4 years old JasonLL Well-Known Member Feb 21, 2014 546 106 43 Male #13 JasonLL, Feb 23, 2021 Yeah I’m still surprised I can visually max out quite a few games. agreen437 Well-Known Member Jun 12, 2014 1,701 222 63 #14 agreen437, Feb 23, 2021 What’s your discord number Moshfosh Well-Known Member Jun 1, 2013 97 21 8 #15 Moshfosh, Feb 23, 2021 Looks great. Unfortunately I cannot in any good conscience even recommended a video game from Games Workshop, and I say this as someone who has thousands of dollars in tiny little plastic space men built and painted pathogen541 likes this. pathogen541 Well-Known Member Jun 19, 2016 503 355 63 #16 pathogen541, Feb 23, 2021 Not super hopeful for this one, getting destroyed on the AppStore reviews. Sounds like the micro transactions can become pretty offensive? I may dive in and see for myself, the promise of an old school MMO in the palm of my hand is too good to pass up.... please don’t be a let down!!! Bloodangel Well-Known Member Jan 19, 2011 1,824 46 48 Retail England #17 Bloodangel, Feb 24, 2021 Thanks for the info. Yeah I hate the auto play mmorpg games sakara214ever Well-Known Member May 10, 2012 1,262 168 63 #18 sakara214ever, Feb 24, 2021 I never trust Appstore reviews anymore. From ignorant "first time players" to 8 years old players to players that want every game for free Appstore is infested with misdirecting reviews. Trusting only forums like toucharcade and a couple of favourite youtubers. So i downloaded this one really liking it so far but i will see for my self how heavily iap based it is. JasonLL Well-Known Member Feb 21, 2014 546 106 43 Male #19 JasonLL, Feb 24, 2021 I believe it’s #4678. I’ve only ever used discord for second galaxy when that game first launched so I’m not quite fluent in discord usage. I haven’t used it much since I stopped playing SG but if you want to message me I don’t mind. Agreed. I always take AppStore reviews with a grain of salt. The majority of the negative reviews I see in my area are technical which is understandable since there are a few issues but, on the other hand, the game doesn’t hide the fact that it’s early out of the gate... and of course you get those one-star reviews from people who can’t get the game running at all or very poorly. Personally I wouldn’t rate technical issues negatively when an app first launches unless the game is riddled with bugs but everyone is different. The critique I do agree with that I’ve seen are these issues: Lack of different environments - So far I’m level twelve and, with few exceptions, my character has pretty much been wandering the city, going from quest to quest. In a way it reminds me of the first part of Neverwinter Nights where your basically doing quests in the different sections of Neverwinter. When Warhammer Odyssey does switch locations it is a welcome diversion. Fetch Quest heavy - A little too fetch quest heavy but that’s very much a mobile MMO issue. No crafting system - I would definitely appreciate a crafting system in Warhammer Odyssey. I do believe some sort of crafting will become available down the road since the blacksmith is used, as of now, just for weapon repair. They might expand the blacksmiths options or create an entirely new vendor. Overall though Warhammer is certainly not perfect but I’m enjoying it quite a bit so far. sakara214ever likes this. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Do you already have an account? No, create an account now. Yes, my password is: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
During my first hour of play this game has slower/less flashy combat than most mobile MMO’s, unforgiving at times with careful manual movement (pulling and avoidance) to get past elite deadly enemies and at times having to rely on other players for assistance! Blasphemous! In my opinion it already shoots it above 90% of the MMO’s on the AppStore in its early state. Not for everyone and some will hate this game outright but this is more my speed of MMO. Been waiting for this for awhile. Also love the visuals of the game. Additional first impressions (a couple hours in so far): — All the classes seem really cool at first glance and I like that the player is able to choose their gender for each class. — On maximum visual settings my iPad is starting to show its age with the game pausing a noticeable amount when PCs are around (especially with draw distance turned up and “generic characters” turned off). Not really a negative since it’s my choice to turn everything all the way up. This probably won’t be much of an issue with the latest Apple devices. — I still think it’s nice that I see people joining together to tackle quests on a mobile mmorpg and I wish more mobile MMO’s, outside of a few, had gameplay that makes players think twice about tackling an area on their own. Joining a group doesn’t seem as crucial so far as some PC MMO’s that I’ve played (as of yet) but it’s not as “lone wolf” with a multiplayer element on the side that quite a lot of mobile MMO’s exhibit. I think it’s comparable to Adventure Quest 3D is this regard in that you can get away with soloing if you’re above level but having assistance in some places (intended or unintended) is literally a life saver. — The UI is a bit confusing at first but not too bad. Still could probably use a bit of work. It took a few seconds for me to discover how to switch between active quests, sending a group invite and finding my rings and trinkets section of my character inventory.
I’m not sure how big Odyssey is compared to AQ3D so I really can’t say. As you know AQ3D has a tongue and cheek charm that makes it unique amongst MMO’s . I will definitely say the classes in Warhammer are more detailed than any single class in AQ3D that I’ve played and I like the feel of the combat better in Warhammer with the Witch Hunter class I’m currently using (the only class I’ve tried so far) but Adventure Quest has that class switching mechanic throughout the game that adds variety in its own way and the cosmetics in AQ3D are unmatched. I do think you’re more likely to enjoy Warhammer Odyssey if you’re a fan of AQ3D than most auto play mobile MMORPG’s. For me this game complements AQ3D rather than replaces it.
iPad Pro 10.5 So it may be an optimization issue. So *fingers crossed* that they’re able to make the experience a bit smoother over time.
Looks great. Unfortunately I cannot in any good conscience even recommended a video game from Games Workshop, and I say this as someone who has thousands of dollars in tiny little plastic space men built and painted
Not super hopeful for this one, getting destroyed on the AppStore reviews. Sounds like the micro transactions can become pretty offensive? I may dive in and see for myself, the promise of an old school MMO in the palm of my hand is too good to pass up.... please don’t be a let down!!!
I never trust Appstore reviews anymore. From ignorant "first time players" to 8 years old players to players that want every game for free Appstore is infested with misdirecting reviews. Trusting only forums like toucharcade and a couple of favourite youtubers. So i downloaded this one really liking it so far but i will see for my self how heavily iap based it is.
I believe it’s #4678. I’ve only ever used discord for second galaxy when that game first launched so I’m not quite fluent in discord usage. I haven’t used it much since I stopped playing SG but if you want to message me I don’t mind. Agreed. I always take AppStore reviews with a grain of salt. The majority of the negative reviews I see in my area are technical which is understandable since there are a few issues but, on the other hand, the game doesn’t hide the fact that it’s early out of the gate... and of course you get those one-star reviews from people who can’t get the game running at all or very poorly. Personally I wouldn’t rate technical issues negatively when an app first launches unless the game is riddled with bugs but everyone is different. The critique I do agree with that I’ve seen are these issues: Lack of different environments - So far I’m level twelve and, with few exceptions, my character has pretty much been wandering the city, going from quest to quest. In a way it reminds me of the first part of Neverwinter Nights where your basically doing quests in the different sections of Neverwinter. When Warhammer Odyssey does switch locations it is a welcome diversion. Fetch Quest heavy - A little too fetch quest heavy but that’s very much a mobile MMO issue. No crafting system - I would definitely appreciate a crafting system in Warhammer Odyssey. I do believe some sort of crafting will become available down the road since the blacksmith is used, as of now, just for weapon repair. They might expand the blacksmiths options or create an entirely new vendor. Overall though Warhammer is certainly not perfect but I’m enjoying it quite a bit so far.
