Battlefleet: Gothic Armada 2’s three campaigns offer just as many perspectives on the cataclysmic event. Twelve Black Crusades aren’t enough to stop our old friend Abbadon the Despoiler from gathering his blasphemous buddies and racing across the stars in the name of the Chaos Gods once more.
Instead of four factions, all twelve from the tabletop are playable, and, while some rough edges persist, they don’t overshadow the feeling of unbridled joy that comes with seeing massive ships blast each other to pieces. Instead of one campaign, you’re treated to three, with a fourth on the way post-launch. Tactical, explosive naval space battles turned the original Battlefleet Gothic: Armada into a welcome surprise for Warhammer 40,000 fans, and its freshly released sequel, Battlefleet Gothic: Armada 2, ups the ante in almost every way.
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