You'd be naive to think that most game developers focus themselves on one game at a time. When design meanings take place, there's likely a couple of ideas floating around that sit well with the team. Naming those games, though? That's the tricky part.
Following on directly from the 1.6 'Lorebook' update last month, the folks behind Warhammer: The End Times - Vermintide are at it again with Patch 1.7 bringing new contracts for players to complete.
Launching back in 2015 and widely considered to be the Left 4 Dead of th Warhammer universe, Fatshark's Warhammer: End Times - Vermintide is now celebrating the sale of 1 million copies of the game across all platforms.
Co-op first person melee shooter Warhammer End Times Vermintide has received a new public test version. Developers Fatshark have now deployed the 1.6 'Lorebook' update for players to test out on the public test servers
Despite being well over a year old by this point, Fatshark and still ready and waiting with more DLC for their Warhammer meets Left 4 Dead shoot em' up 'Warhammer: The End Times - Vermintide' - so, of course, there's even more now.
Announcing one shortly before the other, the DLC releases for Warhmmer End Times: Vermintide have released just as close to each other - but in the opposite order. With the Karak Azgaraz expansion out of the door, it's time for the VR mode - Hero Trials!
Delivering on their usual turn-around, the folks over at Fatshark have put out an expansion to their own Warhammer shooter Warhammer: End Times - Vermintide - Karak Azgaraz just a month after its announcement.
With the Vermintide DLC just around the corner for players looking to delve into the dwarven built Karak Azgaraz, here is everything we know about the contents of the new Warhammer Vermintide Karak Azgaraz DLC.
Only a few short weeks ago did Fatshark Games announce VR support for their rat-skinning title Warhammer: End Times - Vermintide, but apparently that wasn't enough content for the co-op smash em' up as they've just announced the Karak Azgaraz add-on pack too.
Heading onto Twitch to give away some fancy processors, the guys behind Warhammer: End Time - Vermintide took the hour long opportunity to show off a rather large update coming to the game - VR support.
If you don't live in the UK, you probably have no reason to light your garden on fire this weekend in celebration of a failed plot to blow up the king 400 years ago. So if you need a way to waste the hours not spent around a bonfire, where do you go? Steam. There's another title having a free weekend.
Warhammer End Times: Vermintide is a great game by all accounts. The first person shooter co-op game set in Games Workshops Warhammer Fantasy world still has a lot going for it. There is one issue that has been a source of heated debate in the community, what does the luck stat actually do?
Halloween has begun for players of Warhammer: End Times Vermintide as the new 1.4.2 Patch has released with some seasonal content to boot.
Had fun killing rats? Well, it’s time to kill some more in the latest expansion to Warhammer Vermintide. The DLC is called Drachenfels, named after the abandoned Castle Drachenfels. . The DLC has players fighting inside the abandoned castle, a location that attracts the Skaven as it contains an item of “dire significance”. Players can also explore The Dungeons, an area encased in darkness that can only be pierced by “torchlight”. Finally, the last Drachenfels location will send players to Summoner’s Peak. Summoner’s Peak is housing ancient portals used to bring the Skaven forces to the world. Here are the key features of the game, taken from the press release:
Fatshark have announced DLC for Vermintide that brings three new levels to the game. The DLC is called Drachenfels, named after the abandoned Castle Drachenfels. Martin Wahlund, CEO of Fatshark, had this to say about the DLC in the press release: “Players get to explore three brand new levels around the abandoned Castle Drachenfels. Drachenfels also introduces deadly traps and torches to help navigate the pitch black dungeons”.
Think Warhammer: End Times – Vermintide.is too easy? Developer Fatshark has announced they've added a new difficulty level, Death Wish, to put the smackdown on cocky players who feel the co-op shooter is a breeze.
Fatshark are releasing the second piece of free DLC for Warhammer: End Times – Vermintide, which adds the Last Stand mode - a new mode that allows players to fight wave upon wave of Skaven in a variety of maps. There's also going to be a new map released, which was crafted for the Last Stand mode, although it won't be free as it's the first paid content ($2.99 / €2.99 / £1.99) Fatshark has developed for the game. The map is called Schluesselschloss and is set outside Ubersreik.
Fatshark has announce a new premium downloadable content pack for Warhammer: The End Times – Vermintide, and its name is a German mouthful: Schluesselschloss*, which is the name of the new major campaign. The name is so unwieldy that the developer is holding a contest to give the DLC an easier to spell nickname.
Fatshark has announced that the first downloadable content pack for their co-op shooter Warhammer: The End Times - Vermintide, Sigmar's Blessing, is now available. The DLC adds 40 new weapons and a new gameplay mechanic, the Shrine of Solace.
Indie developer Fatshark has announced the first free downloadable content pack coming to their Left 4 Skaven co-op shooter Warhammer: The End Times - Vermintide, Sigmar's Blessing. The developer stated it was in celebration of reaching 300,000 sales since the game's launch.