Inquisitor

Who plays it? What's it like? And should we play it, too?

I suggest you check out Dark Magenta webzine for a couple of battle reports and some ideas.

I haven't played the game but it does seem quite good. Much smaller scale than DS, around 4 models a 'side'. It is also much less competitively designed - no cost mechanism or limitations on your 'team'. This means it is much more reliant on player competence and goodwill, so didn't really mesh with the Warhammer 40k vibe of competitive tournaments, cut-throat powergaming, etc. (Me, ranting? Never.)

I'd suggest you give it a go using 28mm models (usual scale is 54mm, but since DS / Warhammer is 28...) and see how you go. Don't play to win, play for an awesome story, take time to talk over what is going on. Play it as a role-play game with models, rather than a wargame.

My (uninformed) opinion. Let us know how it went.

I've painted a bunch of the Inquisitor minis for one of my Pigeons/customers; They are quite nice no-so-minis. Having started my gaming life in a time when 54mm minis were about all that was available, I can attest that it is a ridiculous scale to game in...even with a few minis.
I got to watch the game being played with surrogate 28mm pieces &, as jammydodger says, it's much more of a R.P.G. than a war game. It actually looked pretty cool. If G.W. had used their 28's from Necromunda & 40K the game might still be cooking on a more visible level.

Ive played it a few times using 28mm minis. As Deaf said its more of throwback to some of the games in the 80s (Lots of detail, modifiers, and rules almost like an RPG- Anyone remember Pheonix Command rules ). It is fun though...if you have the right group of players. My suggestion is to try it once or twice because it is tada FREE.

Deaf I doubt that GW will ever release a skirmish game again that competes with the big 2. They are more interested in moving models and low fig count games dont figure into the current business model at this time. Note Im not bashing GW they are a business out to make money and I totally understand the reasoning behind this.