Warhammer Survivors Release Date Set for November 10

Auroch Digital finally nailed down a release date for Warhammer Survivors. The grimdark bullet-heaven roguelite launches November 10, 2026, the studio confirmed in an official Warhammer Community post that also dropped a new playable demo and a fresh look at the champions fighting through two of Warhammer's biggest settings at once.

01When Warhammer Survivors Launches

The game goes live on PC via Steam and GOG, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, iOS, and Android on November 10. Xbox players get it day one through Game Pass. That is a wide simultaneous launch for a genre that usually starts on PC and adds consoles later, and it lines up with the four-platform reveal Auroch Digital made back in April on Xbox Wire, when the studio first confirmed console versions alongside a playable Ork character.

02Price and Pre-Order Windows

Warhammer Survivors is priced at $7.99 / £6.39 / €7.49, with a 10% discount for pre-ordering or buying in the first window on select storefronts. Pre-orders are already open on the PlayStation Store, while Xbox Series X|S pre-orders open October 27. Auroch Digital hasn't published a firm Switch pre-order date beyond "closer to launch," so treat that one as unconfirmed until the eShop listing goes live.

03New Champions Revealed

The build shown alongside the release date adds several named heroes to the roster, which now sits at more than 40 playable champions pulled from both Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer: Age of Sigmar. On the 40K side there's Malum Caedo, the Space Marine Sternguard Veteran who starred in Auroch Digital's own Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun, plus Trooper Kozlowski, a Cadian Shock Trooper, and Brother Luca, a Space Marine Intercessor. The Age of Sigmar side brings in Neave Blacktalon, a Stormcast Eternal tracking down Skaven quarry, the monster-slaying dwarf Gotrek Gurnisson, and Sharynn Azurwrath, a Stormcast Eternals Vanquisher who fights with a celestial greatsword.

Each champion is tied to one of the game's two campaigns: the 41st Millennium, where Tyranid swarms pour across ash wastes and space hulks, or the Mortal Realms, where Skaven hordes and other Age of Sigmar threats take their place. Auroch Digital says the full roster will mix in "a host of others" it hasn't detailed yet, across more than 70 weapons. The studio is also promising Extremis-class bosses at the end of runs, which is where the bullet-heaven loop usually turns from crowd control into a straight damage check.

That loop is the same one Vampire Survivors popularized: pick a champion, auto-attack while you dodge, and choose a new weapon or passive power-up every time you level up until the enemy count on screen stops being funny. What Warhammer Survivors changes is scale and setting rather than the core formula — the pitch is less about reinventing the genre and more about pointing its horde-clearing loop at Tyranids, Chaos, Skaven, and Orks instead of generic undead.

04Try the New Demo Today

A refreshed demo went up on Steam and the Xbox PC app the same day as the release date announcement, built around community feedback from the earlier build. It unlocks two heroes, the Legend of Catachan and Lyssa Revenya, and streamlines several systems players flagged in the first version. Progress in the demo does not carry over to the full release, so there's no harm in burning through a few runs before November 10 — you'll be starting from scratch either way. You can grab it directly from the Warhammer Survivors demo page on Steam. An Xbox demo is also live through the Xbox PC app, though there's no confirmed demo for PlayStation, Switch, or mobile yet — if you're on one of those platforms, the only way to judge the game before November 10 is through footage from this announcement.

05Where It Fits Next to Boltgun and Vampire Survivors

Warhammer Survivors is Auroch Digital's follow-up to Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun, and it's built in direct partnership with poncle, the small studio behind Vampire Survivors, the game that effectively created this horde-clearing genre. That pairing is part of why the pitch reads as "Vampire Survivors, but it's also a licensed Warhammer game" rather than a generic reskin — Auroch Digital has full access to Games Workshop's character and enemy library across two settings instead of one. On Steam the game currently carries an ESRB rating of E10+ for Mild Blood and Fantasy Violence, with a PEGI 7 rating listed for the European storefronts, both light for a franchise known for grimdark excess.

With the date, price, and platform list now locked, the next checkpoint is launch week itself on November 10 — worth watching if you've been eyeing a lighter, run-based way into the Warhammer universe without committing to a tabletop army or a full-price RPG.