Its only been around a month since the Call of the Beastmen DLC arrived to Total War: Warhammer and soon enough, September 1st to be exact, we will be getting a second major piece of DLC

Pretty much every conversation about Total War: Warhammer these days is centered around the upcoming Call of the Beastmen DLC and how it appears to be overpriced, but its well worth

Creative Assembly released a video detailing all of the Beastmen campaign mechanics and research trees a couple of days ago, and as promised, they have returned once more to showcase their battle

With Total War: Warhammer's first substantial DLC, Call of the Beastmen, slowly approaching its release date, Creative Assembly has finally decided to share some more information on how the Warherds will operate on the campaign map and what exactly a horde of bloodthirsty monstrosities will be

As announced last week, Total War: Warhammer's first substantial DLC, Call of the Beastmen, will be arriving on July 28th with a whole host of blood-crazed abominations, two new

Creative Assembly has been teasing the Beastmen as a playable race for a couple of days now, but unfortunately for them their playerbase is a bit overzealous when it comes down to hunting even the tiniest of clues. 

In other words, someone has already managed to not only unearth the

Blood Bowl 2, an insane combination of American football and Warhammer brutality, is getting a brand new DLC later this month. Since one of the biggest problems on the field is getting your star player's head caved in, why not instead recruit an entire team of skeletons, ghouls, zombies,

Creative Assembly came out yesterday to announce that the first big post-launch update for Total War: Warhammer is going to be available today. Besides a massive array of balance changes, this free

First things first, there are some slight campaign spoilers below, so if you want to have a 100% pure experience then I would advise you avoid this article for the time being. Don't worry, my ego can take it. That said, its not often that you see a game get a post-launch "trailer", especially

Total War: Warhammer is one of those crossovers that was almost destined to happen, and as someone that considers himself a massive fan of both franchises I couldn't be happier with the fact that it not only happened, but ended up being actually good as well!

How good, you might ask?

Warhammer: End Times - Vermintide Drachenfels, besides being nearly unpronounceable, is a brand new DLC for the already excellent co-op shooter/slasher/magicker, and it brings with it a couple of new weapons, deadly traps to watch out for, and best of all, three new levels to

Total War: Warhammer, despite in my humble opinion being pretty darn good, released with the classic Total War issue of endless crashes for certain configurations. Players who encountered this bug simply couldn't get past the

The End Times have arrived. Chaos fanatics and abominations led by Archaon the Everchosen, the Three-Eyed King and favored son of Chaos, march ever-forward from the desolate North with a single goal set before them, to bring forth the end of the world in honor of the dark gods.

Entire

After a short period of silence the Total War: Warhammer team is back once more, this time around with a gameplay video showcasing all of the ways you can use magic to turn the battle in your favor.

As you might expect there are plenty of ways to blow up, electrocute, or otherwise send

Relic released a small teaseryesterday that pointed towards something potentially amazing, the glorious return of the Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War franchise.

As you can probably guess from the title,

2016 seems to be well on its way to be the best year for Warhammer 40k fans. We've had Eternal Crusade appear in Early Access and cower all of our third person shooter needs, ...

Much to the delight of all Warhammer 40k fans out there, Relic has posted a brand new teaser video to the official Dawn of War Youtube channel.

While its unfortunately one of those "announcement of an announcement" type of situations, the good news is that we will be getting more

In a rather brilliant marketing move the team behind Total War: Warhammer has announced a Dota 2 competition that challenges the talented community hat-makers with the creation of 'Warhammer Fantasy Battles'

After the unmitigated disaster that was Rome 2's launch I am delighted to see Creative Assembly turn over a new leaf, first by announcing Bretonia as an extra multiplayer faction, and now by

Battlefleet Gothic: Armada is an incredibly faithful adaptation of the Warhammer 40k universe, a notion that doesn't sound very impressive until you notice the mountain of corpses from former games that have attempted, and failed miserably to capture even a sliver of the grim