This round of Warhammer news mixes video-game carnage with a packed week on Warhammer TV.
Warhammer Survivors finally has a launch date, plus a fresh demo built from community feedback. Meanwhile, two popular animations are getting feature-length final cuts for easier binge viewing. Beyond that, Custodes design talk and ongoing army-building content give hobbyists plenty to watch.
Warhammer Survivors Gets a New Demo and November Release
Warhammer Survivors launches November 10, 2026, bringing survivors-style chaos to both Warhammer 40,000 and Age of Sigmar. The basic loop is familiar but perfectly suited to Warhammer’s excess. Players slaughter growing hordes, gain experience, evolve weapons, and eventually turn the screen into complete projectile soup. Better yet, the updated demo is available now through Steam and Xbox for PC. It includes the Legend of Catachan and Lyssa Revenya, while incorporating community feedback for a smoother experience.
Across the full game, players can choose more than 40 characters and over 70 weapons. Meanwhile, enemies include Tyranids, Skaven, and other swarms, with tougher Extremis bosses punctuating runs. Death also feeds long-term progression, so failed attempts still strengthen future runs.
The game is coming to Steam, GOG, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, both Switch generations, iOS, and Android. PlayStation pre-orders are live, while Xbox pre-orders begin October 27. Select platforms also offer a pre-order discount.
Warhammer TV Adds Final Cuts, Custodes Design Talk, and More
Warhammer TV is also having a busy week, led by final cuts of Sigmar’s Toll and Pariah Nexus. Each series becomes one continuous installment, which should make both stories much easier to revisit.
Sigmar’s Toll follows Knight-Questor Leodus after the Vermindoom, while Pariah Nexus returns to humanity’s war against awakening Necrons.
Elsewhere, Loremasters explores what unites Gloomspite Gitz, Ogors, Orruks, and Sons of Behemat under Destruction.
Tale of Four Gamers then follows its armies growing from Combat Patrol size toward 1,000-point Incursion forces. Alongside list planning, the episode covers painting lessons and updates the running scoreboard.
On Thursday, How We Roll examines the redesigned Adeptus Custodes with one of the studio developers. That discussion covers their new characteristics, army rules, detachments, and the thinking behind those sweeping changes.
Finally, Warhammer+ now includes more than 700 episodes, app benefits, the Vault, competitions, subscriber miniatures, and the Warhammer Yearbook. Annual subscribers also receive twelve months for the price of nine.
Final Thoughts
Overall, this Warhammer news cycle offers a nice mix of playable content and background entertainment. Survivors looks increasingly natural for Warhammer’s endless hordes, while Warhammer TV keeps becoming easier to binge.
