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Hello there! One of the many projects we're currently working on is a video about the unreleased 40k game 'Dark Crusaders'. As it was a PC game from the 90s, they added live action FMV. Which is glorious.

Although we've hit a bit of a wall getting the game to run past level 5, we were able to get all the video files out of the game and have compiled them together. We normally wouldn't do something like this but the vast majority are not available to watch anywhere online to our knowledge, and it seems wrong to have all this borderline lost footage and not share it with everyone.

Also... um... you might notice the game has heavy continuity with the Inquisitor short film we reviewed years ago. Which came as one hell of a surprise to us, I can tell you that for free.

Anyway, we will be putting this public when our video on the game is done, but if you want to watch it now you can :)

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Warhammer 40,000: Dark Crusaders: All Cutscenes

Warhammer 40,000: Dark Crusaders is an unreleased PC game planned for release in 1996. The game was close enough to being released that a review copy was sent to PC gamer (it got a 65) and a playable version of it was leaked onto the internet at some point. This video contains all the footage available on the disk. Many scenes required minor editing to restore synchronisation between the video and audio, and one required heavy editing as we could not get it to play without massive desynchronisation issues. See if you can guess which one it is. The live action footage was shot by Bright Light Studios who you may know from the cutscenes from Final Liberation, and from the 40k short film Inquisitor. The latter of which this game has heavy continuity with for reasons we are perplexed, but thoroughly entertained by. Uploaded for archival purposes only, we claim no ownership of the footage nor are monetising it.

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Animetion_Rich

This gives off some serious 1970s Doctor Who vibes, especially the commissar at the start, also the costumes and prosthetics have no right to be as good as they are

Laurasia

They really meant to get their money's worth out of that gargoyle, didn't they?