Warhammer Survivors officially launched on November 10, 2026, bringing its Vampire Survivors-style roguelite action to PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, iOS and Android. Developer Auroch Digital confirmed the worldwide release alongside a launch trailer, with the game available for $7.99 at its standard US price.
The game is available on PC through Steam and GOG, with a 10% launch discount reducing the price to $7.19 during its first week. Standard pricing is also listed at £6.39 and €7.49, with discounted prices of £5.75 and €6.74, respectively. Auroch Digital notes that prices may vary slightly depending on platform and region.
Warhammer Survivors also launched directly into Xbox Game Pass, making it accessible to eligible subscribers without a separate purchase. On PC, the game is Steam Deck Verified, confirming compatibility with Valve’s handheld gaming system.
Developed by the studio behind Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun in collaboration with poncle, the creator of Vampire Survivors, Warhammer Survivors combines the established bullet-heaven formula with characters, weapons and enemies from the Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Age of Sigmar universes.
Players select a champion and battle increasingly large waves of enemies across pixel-art environments. Defeated enemies provide resources for upgrading abilities and unlocking additional weapons, while persistent progression systems allow players to strengthen their characters between runs.
The full release features more than 40 playable characters drawn from both Warhammer settings, including Malum Caedo, the protagonist of Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun. Players can also unlock additional champions and build up their arsenal as they progress through the game.
Auroch Digital has confirmed more than 75 weapons, including the Boltgun, Astartes Chainsword and Whirlwind Axes. The equipment selection also contains references to Warhammer tabletop gaming, including the distinctive Nuln Oil paint pot.
Multiple stages and game modes feature enemies from both universes, including the Gloomspite Gitz from Age of Sigmar and the Great Unclean One. More demanding encounters feature Extremis Bosses, while collectible items, passive upgrades and hidden secrets provide additional progression opportunities.
The November 10 release follows Auroch Digital’s October announcement confirming the launch date and $7.99 price. That announcement also introduced an updated playable demo featuring the Legend of Catachan and Lyssa Ravenya, although progress earned in the demo does not transfer to the full game.
Warhammer Survivors joins a busy November release schedule for Microsoft’s subscription service, with the November 2026 Xbox Game Pass lineup also featuring titles such as Thronefall and Escape Academy 2.
With the full game now available across PC, consoles and mobile devices, players can access its Warhammer-themed survival gameplay on their preferred supported platform. The introductory discount remains available during the first week following launch, after which standard regional pricing applies.
