Warhammer Survivors is available now on PC, consoles, and mobile, bringing bullet-heaven action to the Warhammer 40,000 and Age of Sigmar settings. Auroch Digital, the developer behind Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun, created the game in collaboration with Vampire Survivors studio poncle.
The game costs $7.99, with a 10% discount during its first week reducing the price to $7.19. Pricing may vary slightly by region and platform.
You can also play through Xbox Game Pass, where Warhammer Survivors is available from launch.
Over 40 Characters and More Than 75 Weapons
Warhammer Survivors features more than 40 playable characters drawn from its two Warhammer settings. The roster includes Malum Caedo, the protagonist of Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun.
You’ll take those champions into pixel-art battlefields filled with enemy swarms, using weapons, passive bonuses, and power-ups to survive. Multiple modes and stages span the 41st Millennium and Age of Sigmar’s Mortal Realms.
The arsenal contains over 75 weapons, including the Boltgun, Astartes Chainsword and Whirlwind Axes. It also makes room for a tabletop hobby reference: a pot of Nuln Oil joins the equipment selection.
That range gives you familiar Warhammer hardware alongside less conventional options as you fight through the approaching hordes.
Extremis Bosses Add Tougher Encounters
Enemy numbers aren’t the only threat. Warhammer Survivors includes major monsters such as the Great Unclean One, alongside Extremis Bosses that Auroch Digital describes as a challenge for experienced survivors players.
Passives and power-ups provide additional support against the legions, while secrets and collectibles give you other objectives across the game’s stages. Its animated pixel-art presentation carries through the champions, weapons, and enemies from both settings.
Available Across PC, Consoles and Mobile
Warhammer Survivors is out now on:
- PC: Steam and GOG
- Nintendo: Switch and Switch 2
- PlayStation: PS5
- Xbox: Series X|S
- Mobile: iOS and Android
Auroch Digital also confirms that the game is Steam Deck Verified.
The first-week launch discount is available now, alongside day-one access through Xbox Game Pass.
