And speaking of characters, the DLC content adds the Witch Hunter character. You also get a new skill tree to go along with the base game’s tree, adding to the overall depth of your characters. The two new chapters add new dungeons and fresh storylines to play through, as well as new enemies to destroy and more weapons and armor to find. With the Warhammer: Chaosbane Slayer Edition, you not only get the base game, but all of the DLC that released for it.
While you could spend a huge amount of time in the game, the maps were repetitive and overused. One of the major complaints Keri had in her review of Warhammer: Chaosbane was its lack of content. The improved load times really are the major improvement. The game looks a little better on the PS5, but not by leaps and bounds. The graphics for the game also took a step forward with smooth textures and detailed characters, but honestly an isometric game such as this isn’t exactly setting the bar in that area. Playing in 4K on the PS5 was flawless, with zero stuttering, zero dropped frames, and the game didn’t slow down regardless of how many bad guys were attacking you at once-and at times it can be a hundred or more. The Warhammer: Chaosbane Slayer Edition utilizes the awesome power of the PS5’s SSD to get you into those dungeons faster by almost eliminating loading screens entirely. Warhammer: Chaosbane is a top-down isometric hack and slash dungeon crawler reminiscent of the old school Diablo series. Warhammer Chaosbane Slayer Edition Review – Load Times are Nonexistent
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