Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun Mission List

There is a new release in the ever-expanding Warhammer 40,000 universe. Boltgun from developer Auroch Digital is a first-person retro shooter that has you slashing and blasting your enemies to pieces. To help you fight like hell for the Imperium in its roughly 10-hour campaign, I have put together a full list of chapters and missions for Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun. As a bonus, I have also added how many secrets are found on each level too so you can keep an eye out while you play.

CHAPTER 1

• Off Target | 1 Secret
• Mountain Batteries | 6 Secrets
• Sector Imperialis | 7 secrets
• Silent Martyrs | 6 secrets
• Martyrs Crossing | 7 secrets
• Venerable Bastion | 7 secrets
• Forbidden Knowledge | 6 secrets
• Sanctum Magistratum | 6 secrets

CHAPTER 2

• Corrupted Canyon | 6 secrets
• Canyon Magrails | 7 secrets
• Tunnels Beneath | 6 secrets
• Sanctum Manufactorum | 5 secrets
• Hidden Sins | 7 secrets
• No Truth In Flesh | 8 secrets
• The Deep Vault | 6 secrets
• Heresy Lurks | 6 secrets

CHAPTER 3

• Smelting Decks | 7 secrets
• Promethium Supply | 5 secrets
• Galvanic Forgeshrine | 6 secrets
• Grand Elevator | 6 secrets
• Big Guns Never Tire | 5 secrets
• Death Is Honour | 6 secrets
• Furnace of Damnation | 5 secrets
• Know No Fear | 10 secrets

I hope this helps you keep track of your progress. To any new players here are a few tips to help you further. Firstly, it’s easy to get lost in Boltgun if you aren’t paying attention and there isn’t a map to guide you back on track. Because of this, I would recommend always keeping track of where you’re going and looking out for flags and other environmental clues. The game has a lot of clever design details that often lead you in the right direction. There’s also a servo skull that follows you around you for assistance. The bot can give some hints and point out resources but on the default settings, they flash by before you can finish reading. To fix this, go to the bottom of the accessibility settings and kick the Servo Skull Display Time to Medium.

We did receive a review code for the game on release day (yesterday) so my written review for Boltgun is still a few days away. Until then you can watch me play through the first hour of the game in the VOD below. If you already picked up Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun, let me know down below what you thought about it.