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Warhammer 40K: Space Marine 2 now has official mod support, with full access to the same development tools used by Saber Interactive. It’s the biggest shift in the game’s post-launch life and opens the door to serious community-driven content. Until now, modding Space Marine 2 meant fiddling with scripts, limited to basic changes and UI tweaks. That’s over. The newly released Integration Studio gives players everything they need to create...
A t-shirt, a statue, and one very deliberate photo have reignited speculation around Warhammer 40,000’s most iconic RTS franchise. In early 2025, Relic Entertainment made headlines by regaining its independence from Sega, backed by investment from Emona Capital. Just weeks later, Emona managing partner Dominik Dolenec posted a photo on LinkedIn from outside Games Workshop HQ in Nottingham. Standing next to the famous Space Marine statue, Dolenec wore a Relic-branded...
From the war-torn battlefields of Ultramar, a new call to arms emerges. Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 3 has been announced, and if the previous two entries in the series are anything to go by, expect blood, bolters, and the relentless wrath of the Emperor’s chosen. A decade ago, the original Space Marine put players in the ceramite boots of Captain Titus, hacking through the hordes of Chaos and Orks in...
Fatshark isn’t holding back. Darktide’s first major update of 2025, Nightmares and Visions, lands soon, and the biggest changes are reserved for the Ogryns. The developers have torn down and rebuilt the abhuman behemoths, giving them more versatility than ever before. No longer just meat shields with clubs, the Ogryns are getting a redesigned skill tree, reworked weapons, and a greater emphasis on tactical variety. It’s a fundamental shift. And...
Slitherine has delivered the first-ever single-player campaign DLC for Battlesector. All prior content focused on multiplayer or skirmish additions – new units and factions. Deeds of the Fallen breaks that pattern. It gives solo players a serious narrative experience. This expansion takes place on Ashenfell, once an industrial world powered by lava flows. Now it lies cold, its manufactorums silent, its surface covered in ash and ice. Here, the Sisters...
Auroch Digital surprised everyone on May 22, 2025, by dropping Boltgun: Words of Vengeance, a free-to-play typing game set in the pixelated, violent world of Boltgun. The game lives on Steam now and has already earned positive reception for its novel twist on 40K action. Despite the title, this is not an FPS expansion. It’s a typing-based rail shooter, built around rapid typing challenges. You play as Malum Caedo fighting...
The first major narrative expansion for Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader arrives this month. Titled Lex Imperialis, it adds a new companion, a new faction, and a full story arc built around the Adeptus Arbites. Owlcat has chosen not to expand the galactic scale of the original campaign, but to deepen it, focusing on the legal and judicial spine of the Imperium, and what happens when that system is twisted beyond...
The Inquisition has returned to video games, this time in the hands of Owlcat Games. Warhammer 40,000: Dark Heresy was revealed during Warhammer Skulls 2025 as a full-scale CRPG set in the dark underbelly of the Imperium. You begin as an acolyte, tasked with rooting out heresy in all its forms, with no guarantee of success, survival, or even clarity. This is not the first time the Inquisition has taken...
Boltgun surprised a lot of people. The first game looked like a joke on the surface. Warhammer 40K crossed with pixel art and retro shooter aesthetics, but it nailed the tone, the speed, and the sheer violence of being a one-man walking exterminatus. You played as a Sternguard Veteran of the Ultramarines, delivering righteous fury through corridors of corrupted steel and heretic bone. And somehow, it all worked. Now Boltgun...
We flagged it back in April. We published a piece about one background image on LinkedIn that hinted something was moving inside Relic’s archives. Emona Capital’s representative stood in front of Warhammer World in Nottingham. Some called it noise. We didn’t. We said something was coming. Now it’s confirmed. Dawn of War: Definitive Edition is real. This is the 2004 classic, polished and repackaged. No gimmicks. No wild reinvention. It’s...

Action and Shooters

Space Marine always stood apart. Released in 2011 by Relic Entertainment, it landed at a time when most Warhammer 40K games stuck to strategy. Instead, this was a third-person action brawler where you filled the ceramite boots of Captain Titus of the Ultramarines. The result was visceral, loud, and satisfying in all the right ways. Space Marine wasn’t perfect, but it delivered something Warhammer games often didn’t: weight. The combat...

Strategy and Tactics

Relic Entertainment’s legendary Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War series has stood the test of time, with its debut titles, Dawn of War (2004) and Dawn of War II (2009), turning 20 and 15 years old, respectively. To mark these milestones, both games are receiving Anniversary Editions, providing a wealth of content and nostalgic excitement for long-time fans. And the best part? These editions will be offered as free upgrades to...

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