less well-received, though not because of the quality of the conversion. For example, Art Angel of GamePro commented, "A mediocre title for the PC a year ago, Warhammer: Shadow of the Horned Rat retains its mediocrity on the PlayStation." Contradicting Trent Ward, GameSpots Hugh Sterbakov opined that the mixture of wargame and RPG "is a confusing amalgam of the two, with the strengths of neither". Reviewers generally criticized the unclear menu icons, the player's lack of control over the outcome of individual skirmishes, and the indistinct and undetailed gameplay graphics, which they said both make battles less exciting and make it hard to differentiate between units. However, a reviewer for Next Generation found Warhammer: Shadow of the Horned Rat to be one of the stronger real-time strategy games to appear on consoles, arguing that the sheer depth and complexity of the game, along with its longevity, more than make up for its shortcomings. See also Warhammer: Dark Omen List of Games Workshop video games References External links Mark Knight's Gamesounds, download the Shadow of the Horned Rat music from the composer's website 1995 video games PlayStation (console) games Real-time tactics video games Video games scored by James Hannigan Video games scored by Mark Knight Video games developed in the United Kingdom Warhammer Fantasy video games Windows games Mindscape games