Warhammer Fantasy
News, coverage and analysis tracking Warhammer Fantasy across the outlets.- Slitherine acquires Warhammer Blood Bowl licence from troubled French publisher NaconSlitherine Software has acquired the publishing rights and back catalogue for the Blood Bowl franchise from Nacon, which recently filed for insolvency. The game will continue to be developed by Cyanide Studio under a long-term development deal with Slitherine. This acquisition is part of Slitherine's wider expansion into strategy and tactics games.
- Down with tactical rocksThis opinion piece critiques the overuse of 'tactical rocks' and other elaborate bases in miniature wargaming, particularly within the Warhammer universe. The author argues that these bases have become excessive, detracting from the miniatures themselves and leading to impractical designs.
- If you want to get into 3D printing, I recommend these two excellent beginner machines (and now they're cheaper…Amazon is offering significant discounts on two beginner-friendly 3D printers, the Elegoo Centauri Carbon 2 and the Anycubic Kobra X, as part of its Prime Day event. Both machines are now available for around $300, representing record low prices and substantial savings off their original retail prices.
- Chuck Tingle's latest butt-centric work of erotic fiction is about Warhammer 40,000 of all thingsAuthor Chuck Tingle, known for his erotic fiction, has released a new work titled 'Pounded In The Butt By The Physical Manifestation Of Spending An Irresponsible Portion Of My Income On Warpounder 40k Miniatures'. Tingle, a former player of Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Fantasy Battle, stated the story centers around a sentient battleship model and includes 4,000 words of gay 'Warpounder 40K' model action.
- Warhammer legend John Blanche has passed away at 78Legendary artist and art director John Blanche, whose work defined the visual identity of Warhammer for decades, has passed away at the age of 78. Blanche's dark, gothic, and grim style was foundational to Warhammer Fantasy and Warhammer 40,000, influencing countless artists and developers since he began working with Games Workshop in the late 1970s.
- Tomo: Endless Blue Launches on Kickstarter With First Gameplay TrailerIndie studio Onibi has launched a Kickstarter campaign for their open-world voxel RPG, Tomo: Endless Blue, featuring procedurally generated worlds and offline gameplay. The game's first trailer, which showcases gameplay mechanics like creature capture, physics-based building, and real-time combat, has garnered significant attention. Backers can receive early access and exclusive rewards, with the game also featuring a robust creative mode and modding support.
- Space Marine 2 lead thinks that the Warhammer universe is "up there" with The Lord of the RingsOliver Hollis-Leick, creative director for Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2, believes the Warhammer universe's vast history and storytelling potential are comparable to that of J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings. He highlights Warhammer's flexibility in adapting to various game genres and its rich lore as key strengths.
- This gadget has let me make incredible Warhammer terrain and D&D props, and I don't know what I'd do…This article reviews the Anycubic Kobra X 3D printer, highlighting its affordability and ease of use for creating custom terrain for games like Warhammer and Dungeons & Dragons. The reviewer praises the print quality and multi-color capabilities, recommending it for hobbyists looking to get into 3D printing.
- Weekend PC Download Deals for May 22: Steam Ocean FestPC gamers can find various deals this weekend, including highlights from the Warhammer Skulls Festival. Steam is also hosting an Ocean Fest with special offers.
- Weekend Console Download Deals for May 22: Warhammer Skulls FestivalThe Warhammer Skulls Festival is offering significant discounts on various Warhammer titles across PC, Xbox, and PlayStation platforms. This weekend-long sale provides an opportunity for fans to acquire popular Warhammer games at reduced prices.
- If you're fed up of rattle cans for Warhammer, this is the ultimate upgradeThis article argues that airbrushes are a superior and more cost-effective alternative to rattle cans for painting Warhammer miniatures. It highlights the benefits of airbrushing, such as better detail preservation and control, and suggests affordable options available during sales events like Memorial Day.
- On SaleThe Warhammer Skulls Festival is being promoted across multiple platforms including the Epic Games Store and Steam, with a special bundle available on Humble that benefits charity. This event highlights various Warhammer video game titles and offers.
- Warhammer Skulls 2026 Live Updates: All the Biggest Game RevealsThe Warhammer Skulls showcase event is providing live updates on new game announcements and reveals for the Warhammer universe. Major titles like Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 and Warhammer 40,000: Darktide are expected to feature updates.
- I tried the new Cities of Sigmar models, and anyone missing the weird old Warhammer definitely should as wellThe new Cities of Sigmar models for Warhammer Age of Sigmar offer a gloriously bizarre and nostalgic callback to the old-school Empire faction. This preview highlights unique units like giants with fortress gates as shields and a castle on legs, showcasing the range's evolution and thematic depth.
- Magic: The Gathering Designers Talk Universes Beyond, Marvel, Final Fantasy, and MoreWizards of the Coast's Magic: The Gathering design team discusses their approach to the Universes Beyond sets, including partnerships with properties like The Lord of the Rings, Final Fantasy, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. They detail the vetting process for thematic and mechanical fit, how these collaborations can inspire new game mechanics, and their strategies for balancing established Magic lore with external IPs to appeal to both veteran and new players.
- What are we all playing this weekend?Several members of the team shared their weekend gaming plans, ranging from continuing to play Cyberpunk 2077 and Overwatch to starting Shadow of the Tomb Raider. Others are looking forward to new experiences like Saros or revisiting older titles such as Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag and American Truck Simulator. Some are also exploring indie titles like Tavern Keeper and Family Reunion.
- Amazon's Mass Effect TV team wasn't actually ordered to rewrite scripts and make them "more appealing to non-gamers"Writer and executive producer Daniel Casey has debunked reports that Amazon's upcoming Mass Effect TV series scripts were being rewritten to appeal to non-gamers. Casey stated that the quote attributed to Amazon's head of global TV, Peter Friedlander, was never said to him. The adaptation, confirmed in November 2024, is being written by Casey and involves talent from Amazon's Fallout series.
- Steam’s Retro Revival Is Finally Giving Classic Games the Love They DeserveSteam is becoming a hub for retro gaming, with publishers like Capcom re-releasing classic titles such as Resident Evil and Warhammer. This revival is driven by a demand for games with personality and creative risks, contrasting with modern, focus-grouped releases. The article highlights the importance of proper controller support and the ongoing challenges of game preservation due to licensing issues.
- Warhammer Classics brings the series' older titles to modern platformsDeveloper SNEG, in partnership with Games Workshop, has released seven classic Warhammer titles on PC via Steam, with many more returning to the platform. This initiative brings older entries in the series to modern audiences.
- GOG Preserving Four More Warhammer GamesGOG.com has added four classic Warhammer games to its preservation program. This initiative aims to ensure older titles remain accessible to players. The announcement follows the recent launch of Warhammer Classics on Steam.