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Slitherine has become the second studio to announce it is working with Games Workshop this week. The company has signed an agreement to develop a strategy game set in the Warhammer 40,000 universe, just days after Zattikka revealed it is working on a free-to-play product.
Major Nelson has revealed the upcoming downloadable content from the 10th April through to the 22nd April. The biggest highlight includes the second major expansion for Call of Duty: Black Ops 2, Uprising.
Wargame developer Slitherine, best known for such titles as Panzer Corps and Napoleon's Campaigns has announced an agreement with Games Workshop to develop a wargame based on the Warhammer 40,000 license, Warhammer 40,000: Armageddon.
Behaviour Interactive are working with the support of Games Workshop to develop a new Warhammer 40k game called Eternal Crusade, which is a 3rd person persistent online action MMORPG set for release in 2015.
The upcoming Warhammer 40,000 MMO, Eternal Crusade, will have campaigns that may from from a few weeks to three months, as the AI faction, the Tyranids, will prioritize leading player factions.
Games Workshop has given the green light to mobile dev HeroCraft to produce a turn-based collectible card game based on Warhammer 40,000's Space Wolves. It will release next year for PC and iOS. The studio promises a branching campaign as the Space Wolves battle the Necrons and Word Bearers, as well as strategic paths to choose between. Decks command squads in 3D.
What fate ultimately lay before Captain Titus from Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine? Director Raphael van Lierop reveals what "big plans" he had for Titus had THQ not dissolved into bankruptcy. A second game would have seen a very different Titus, effectively 'going rogue' as he becomes exiled. The third and final instalment would have been redemption of sorts.
Games Workshop has announced a new free-to-play game that's a combination of collectible card game and tactical strategy game, melding both gameplay mechanics into the Warhammer 40,000 universe, with Warhammer 40,000: Space Wolf, developed by HeroCraft.
A new partnership has emerged between Eutechnyx and Games Workshop that means the development studio will begin work on a new PC and mobile title called Warhammer 40k: Storm of Vengeance. It's referred to as a "lane strategy" title, where players will defend a planet with just 100 Dark Angel Space Marines. It's handled by their mobile division and releases in Q1 2014.
Warhammer 40,000: Storm of Vengeance is going to be released for the PC on 27th March, 2014, developer Eutechnyx revealed today. Playing as either the Space Marines or the Orks, players must gather resources, construct buildings, deploy customisable units, unlock a large skill tree and use special powers to overcome their enemies. It's referred to as a "lane strategy" title, where players must attempt to capture the enemies lanes while defending their own. Special challenge missions will also be given to players with a unique objective.
What exactly happened to Vigil Games' Warhammer 40k MMO Dark Millennium Online? Former THQ big cheese Danny Bilson reveals what went on behind closed doors at THQ. Ultimately, we know we happened. Bilson joined THQ when Vigil's MMO was 18 months in the works, but it played second fiddle to Darksiders. EA's failure to get Warcraft numbers with BioWare's SWTOR was a big factor.
Eutechnyx has delayed the release of Warhammer 40,000: Storm of Vengeance by one week as it now releases on PC through Steam Thursday, April 3rd. It was originally due tomorrow on PC and mobile. The studio also announces DLC packs on offer to grab new units. The Ork Stormboy, The Dark Angel and The Deathwing Terminator units will be available at launch.
The latest game to join the 40k roster is Warhammer 40,000: Chess - Regicide. Err, it's chess basically. But, like, Warhammer chess. Fair enough.
Slitherine's turn-based strategy game Warhammer 40,000: Armageddon is on the way later this year, and it's just about to kick off a beta phase. You can sign up now to take part, giving you an early chance to check out how Slitherine deal with 40k's particular brand of all-out warfare.
Warhammer 40k: Dawn of War II - Chaos Rising is now without Microsoft's Games For Windows Live code as the latest PC patch has replaced it with Relic's own 'Battle Servers' for multiplayer. Leaderboards for Dawn of War II and Chaos Rising are also now separate from each other. These patch has removed three features, such as pausing during an online game.
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