Tag Archives: Warhammer

It’s the end of the world as we know it, and Warhammer’s Old World is anything but fine.

Deathwatch is launching on this Friday the 16th October and it’s already available on Steam for  £18.99 / $24.99 / €22.99, with a 10% off the price sale in the first week. Check out the launch trailer below:  

Get ready to talk loudly and carry a massive warhammer as the Dwarf Ranger in Warhammer End Times: Vermintide.

It’s been a while since we’ve heard anything about Warhammer strategy title Mordheim: City of the Damned, but that’s about to change with this new ‘overview’ trailer.

They might be small in stature, but Warhammer’s Dwarfs pack a mean punch on the battlefield.

There will indeed be a Collector’s Edition of Warhammer End Times: Vermintide when it chews it’s way onto the PC in October.

Can’t wait to take the battle to the Skaven? Then you’ll be happy to know that Warhammer: Vermintide – Endtimes will be playable at PAX Prime.

From the super-strong, to the swift and agile, having a star player on your squad in Blood Bowl 2 can make all the difference between a cakewalk of a season and a slog. Be warned though, they come at a hefty price.

Warhammer End Times: Vermintide is the latest title set in Games Workshop’s fantasy universe. Coming from developer FatShark, it also looks like it might be the most impressive (and fun) one to come out of Warhammer in a while.

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

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 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.

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

The Elven Waywatcher makes every kill count in FatShark’s upcoming Warhammer title.

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