Good evening. You are listening to Three Moves Ahead. I am your host for this week, Lynn Hafer, joined by our good friend, freelance writer Rowan Kaiser.

Hello.

And our special guest for this week, we have Kotaku's Luke Plunkett.

Hey, everybody.

And 3M.A debut, Twitch streamer, Casey Explosion. Hello there.

And do you want to introduce yourself a little bit to our listeners to start since this is your first time of the show?

Sure. I'm Casey. I play games. I tell terrible puns. And do a lot of, um, a lot of sort of

indie and mid-tier kind of games on Twitch. And quite, quite, quite fond of a number of

turn-based strategy games as well. So yeah, I would, uh, I would highly recommend, highly recommend checking out her stuff if you are a 3MA listener,

because I think a lot of the games you play are things that our listeners would get into

in terms of niche strategy stuff.

But today, we're here to talk about Warhammer 40,000 Chaos Gate Demon Hunters,

because every Warhammer game needs to have like at least 10 syllables.

That's in the marketing license with, with a...

So this is a sequel to the game from like 1998 right was there another chaos game

yeah i had no idea about this till somebody told me they were like well i was making fun of how

close it is to excom which i'm sure we'll get into later and and a reader has kind of reached out to me

and said you know this is actually a sequel to something something man, I can't remember Warhammer games from 1998 that have names that are as

impenetrable as this one. Like, come on.

I think that was just Warhammer Chaos Gate, but like, I don't, it's been 24 years for a sequel to a mid-tier Warhammer game and like 600

Warhammer games in between.

Yeah.

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