This change in direction comes thick and fast and makes for a very steep learning curve. Whether it be defending a spot on the map, picking up artefacts or burning down libraries, they'll perform your tasks to the best of their abilities. You can now give basic orders to the entire squad or even take direct control of them. When you get promoted to Commander, that's where the real fun begins. Some of your objectives include burning areas (left) or finding artefacts (right) Your mech moves and turns slowly giving you little chance to shoot that approaching Genestealer before it reaches you, but at this early stage they're still a pushover. Something of a poor one, to be honest, so don't go in expecting it to be more like Space Hulk: Deathwing from a few years ago. To begin with, you play as a lowly grunt, unable to give orders so it plays more or less like a first-person shooter. To be fair, the game does ease you in with a false sense of security. If you're going to have any chance at surviving 'til the end, you'll need to use tactics. The likelihood of success in those close combat sections decreases after each successive encounter and if you fail, you'll be dead in one hit. Despite this, Space Hulk is a notoriously difficult game, and the reason for this is the sheer number of enemies you may have to fight through. The explode in only a few small hits of your basic weapon if one gets close enough for hand-to-hand combat, you can mash the attack button stab it. Other than the hulking mechs known as Terminators (no relation to that other James Cameron property), the main difference here is that the aliens themselves are super easy to kill. Mech suits like the world's most foreboding Natural History programme.
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