Actually he'd just slump inertly on his life support machine and then someone would pretend to interpret it as a psychic directive to go blow up someone's planet, but that's beside the point. From Warhammer 40,000 to Warhammer Fantasy and more - discover it all on GOG Warhammer Franchise page. Fortunately/sensibly, said fleet will also be given to anyone who buys the game within two months of release. It's due out March - no specific day's been named yet - and if you're heretical enough to pre-order it without having read any OPINIONS first, you'll get early access to a multiplayer beta and an additional Space Marines fleet. If you want to know what all that apocalyptic space-war looks like in practice, here's in-game footage:Īnd there's also this, showcasing the old-but-gold ships of Imperium: Appropriate end-of-the-universe soundtrack, too. Here's a new story trailer, stitched out cutscenes, demonstrating the well-worn Imperium vs Chaos tale as well as showing off planetary-scale destruction.
WH40K BATTLEFLEET GOTHIC PC
We've known about Armada, Tindalos Interactive's PC adaptation of the tabletop game, for a year now, and the thing's out in March. This is the game in which Warhammer 40,000's eternal battle goes galactic, as the 40K universe's biggest hitters send a few thousand tonnes of extremely spiky flying steel to blow holes in each other. I wrote only yesterday that the darkly cute Dawn of War aesthetic seems to be the de facto look for Warhammer 40,000 games, and now here's Battlefleet Gothic proving me wrong, and trying to look like the sort of ornate and broody artwork (think 'powersuited murder-Catholicism") we see on the front of Games Workshop sourcebooks. It might not openly be about spaceships which listen to The Sisters of Mercy, but I think the spirit's there.
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