Warhammer 40,000: Freeblade is a spectacle of destruction. Controlling an Imperial Knight feels appropriately heavy and powerful. The way you tap to fire heavy bolters and swipe to unleash thermal cannons is incredibly intuitive and makes you feel like a true pilot of a god-machine.
The graphics were ahead of their time when it launched and still look fantastic today, especially the detailed armor customization. While it does have some free-to-play elements like crafting timers and gear upgrades, the core gameplay loop of stomping through Orks and Chaos forces is so satisfying that it’s easy to look past the monetization. It’s a must-play for 40k fans.
I’ve spent plenty of time painting miniatures, so I have a high bar for anything carrying the Warhammer 40,000 name. Freeblade is surprisingly respectful of the source material. The sense of scale is handled well; you truly feel like a lumbering god of war stepping over rubble. The visuals were industry-leading at launch and still hold up quite well today, capturing the grimdark aesthetic perfectly.
Mechanically, it’s a rail-shooter, which is a bit of a letdown for someone who prefers full tactical control. You’re essentially on a guided tour of destruction. While the tapping and swiping for different weapon systems is responsive, it can feel like a glorified tech demo after the fifth hour. The monetization is also typical of its era—lots of currencies and upgrade timers that nudge you toward the store. It’s a good game, but it lacks the strategic depth I usually look for in a 40k title. It's more about the spectacle than the soul.
Performance: Demanding on battery; older devices may experience thermal throttling.
Buy if: You are a Warhammer fan who wants to see an Imperial Knight in high-definition action.
Skip if: You dislike rail-shooters or find mobile microtransactions exhausting.
Available on: Apple TV, iPhone, iPad, iPod
Version 6.1.2Thu Jul 18 2024
- Fixed a bug where Dreadblade helmet would be displaced in Multiplayer.
- Fixed a bug where Dreadblade npc would crash multiplayer.
- Fixed a bug where helmet swapping feature resets for no reason.
- Fixed a bug where helmet eyes wouldn't refresh correctly after switching colour.
- Fixed a bug where helmet eye colour would be modified on enemy knights as well as the player's knight.
- Fixed a bug where the helmet reset button wasn't visible.
Requires iOS 11.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.Join the Battle and Command Your Imperial Knight in the Ultimate Action Game
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Step into the epic Warhammer 40,000 universe with Warhammer 40,000: Freeblade! Take control of a mighty Imperial Knight and embark on a thrilling journey of honor, redemption, and vengeance. Engage in over 170 intense single-player missions, team up with the Dark Angels Space Marines, and fight against the twisted forces of Chaos.
Key Features:
Explosive Tap-to-Shoot Action:
Feel the thrill of commanding an unstoppable war machine! Use cannons, missiles, and thermal blasts to decimate your enemies. Watch as the detailed environments crumble around you.
Super High Detail 3D Graphics:
Experience Warhammer 40,000 like never before! Immerse yourself in stunning high-detail graphics and the latest visual effects that bring characters and creatures to life.
All-New 3D Touch Gameplay:
Take advantage of 3D Touch technology on compatible devices. Press deeper for enhanced zoom and weapon switching. Feel the action at your fingertips without lifting a finger.
Epic Melee Combat Battles:
Wield a mighty Chainsword and rip through enemies of the Imperium with visceral strikes. Feel the power and weight of your Freeblade’s every swing.
Forge, Upgrade, and Customize:
Design your own Freeblade, forge powerful weapons, and equip your Knight with devastating armaments like the Avenger Gatling Cannon and Melta Gun. Customize your war machine to purge Ork scum and Chaos heretics alike.
Compete in Daily Events:
Prove your skills in daily missions and compete for legendary wargear and unique customization options. Show the world who’s the best Freeblade!
Multiplayer Mode:
Engage in climactic Knight vs. Knight battles! Destroy other players' Freeblades and prove your supremacy.
* NOTE: Freeblade currently requires iPhone 5, iPad 3, iPad Mini 2 or iPod Touch 6th Generation or above to play, support for other devices coming soon.*
Warhammer 40,000: Freeblade 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.
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Experience the ultimate mech combat game, Warhammer 40,000: Freeblade. Crush the enemies of the Imperium in this action-packed third-person shooter. Play as a young Imperial Knight, a towering war mech, and embark on a journey of redemption as you witness the destruction of your noble house. Immerse yourself in a gripping story across over 170 single-player missions. Unleash the power of your Freeblade with a vast arsenal of heavy weapons, including stubbers, melta-guns, and chainswords. Upgrade and customize your knight with legendary gear and lead the charge against the forces of Chaos and the Xenos threat.
Over 170 single-player missions
Deep customization and painting system
Daily events and competitive multiplayer
Stunning high-fidelity graphics
Intense melee combat finishers
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The game handles movement automatically, allowing you to focus on aiming and firing. Use one finger to fire your primary weapon and two fingers to unleash heavy secondary ordnance like missiles or cannons.
Most single-player missions can be played offline, but you will need an internet connection for events, multiplayer, and the forge.