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Stabbings, beatings, kicks to the face… I must be talking about the Dark Elves in Cyanide Studio’s upcoming Blood Bowl sequel.

An all-new action RPG set int he Warhammer 40k universe, and coming from the makers of the Van Helsing trilogy, is on the way to consoles and the PC.

New to GOG.com this week are a trio of Warhammer games from decades past, all of which I had totally forgotten about.

The brutal sport of Blood Bowl kicks off once again with Blood Bowl II, and you can get a pair of new races to use in the game if you pre-order.

The Vermintide is coming, and this trailer seen at E3 last week has plenty of Skaven to hack’n slash.

The Reavers of Blood Bowl aren’t doing so well as of late, and it’ll be up to you to fix all that in the all-new story mode.

Streum On’s take on the classic Games Workshop tabletop title is looking dark, claustrophobic, and filled with menace. So, pretty good then!

A reinvention of the classic Games Workshop title, Auroch Digital’s new Dark Future: Blood Red States lets gamers take to the roads of semi-post-apocalyptic America.

The team at Hammerfall Publishing takes you behind the scenes to get a look at the Statistical Mechanics of Regicide, their new game based in Games Workshop’s Warhammer 40K universe.

Fighting the good fight for the Empire of Man, Empire Soldier Markus Kruber has no patience for Vermintide’s Skaven menace.

The first game to feature ship-to-ship, large scale conflicts in the Warhammer 40k universe, Battlefleet Gothic: Armada is looking pretty nice in this new teaser.

If there’s such a thing as a ‘perfect fit’, I think it might be Total War and Warhammer.

Warhammer 40K: Regicide is sort of like chess, but with buckets of blood, swords, and grenades. And bolters. And… well you get the idea.

Note to Blood Bowl II players, Chaos doesn’t appear to play ‘nice’.

Orcs vs humans, as the Blood Bowl sequel’s first extended look at gameplay arrives.

Forging your way through Nordheim: City of the Damned on Steam’s Early Access? Then you’re going to want to update to Unity 5, and get some new maps and more via the Phase 4 download.