# Warhammer Survivors: what players say

As of 11 November 2026, 72% of 899 player reviews of Warhammer Survivors recommend it.

> Auroch Digital’s survivors game puts more than 40 Warhammer heroes into the familiar horde-survival loop for $7.99. Warhammer fans enjoy the references and the value, and players hoping for something new in the genre find too little of it.

Developer: Auroch Digital. Publisher: Auroch Digital. Released 10 November.

## In short

Warhammer fans enjoy spotting the references across both the 40k and Age of Sigmar campaigns, and most players call it a lot of game for the price. The loop sticks close to Vampire Survivors, which suits players who want more of it and disappoints those who wanted a fresh idea. The early game is slow, unlocks take a long grind, and later enemies soak up damage.

## What players say

Players praise the value and the Warhammer touches. The slow start, the grind for unlocks and how closely it follows Vampire Survivors are the main complaints.

We read these reviews in full on 11 November.

- 80 most helpful reviews: 44 positive, 3 mixed, 18 negative, 15 off-topic.
- 40 latest reviews: 21 positive, 3 mixed, 11 negative, 5 off-topic.

- **Players call it great value.** Forty characters, twelve stages and a long list of unlocks for under $8 make it an easy buy for most.
- **Warhammer fans get plenty to spot.** Tabletop touches like dice and tape measures, Easter eggs and separate 40k and Age of Sigmar campaigns land well with fans of the setting.
- **The pixel art suits the setting.** Characters, enemies and maps look detailed, and the retro style fits the grim Warhammer tone.
- **The early game drags.** Low starting damage and slow levelling make the first runs feel sluggish, and each unlock takes a long grind. Starting weapons fire in fixed patterns that feel stiff until upgrades arrive.
- **It stays close to Vampire Survivors.** Players who know the genre find few new ideas in the weapons, evolutions or rules. Those who wanted more of the same are happy with that.
- **Late enemies take too long to kill.** Elites and mini-bosses can last minutes, and difficulty swings between easy runs and sudden deaths.

## Questions

### Is Warhammer Survivors worth it?

As of 11 November 2026, 72% of 899 reviews recommend it. Most players call it good value at $7.99, above all Warhammer fans. Players who wanted a new take on the genre, or a faster early game, tend to pass.

### Is Warhammer Survivors like Vampire Survivors?

Yes. Players say the loop and weapon combinations carry over closely, with Warhammer heroes, a squad of followers and separate 40k and Age of Sigmar campaigns added.

### How much content is in Warhammer Survivors?

The store lists more than 40 champions from Warhammer 40,000 and Age of Sigmar, and players count 12 stages across the two settings with a long list of unlocks.

### Who made Warhammer Survivors?

Auroch Digital, the studio behind Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun, which also publishes it.

### When did Warhammer Survivors come out, and what does it need?

10 November 2026, on PC, at $7.99. The store lists a dual-core 2.4 GHz CPU, 4 GB of RAM and a GTX 750 as the minimum.

## Sources

248. Steam: Warhammer Survivors, store page and user reviews: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3669620/

Page: https://creativecult.digital/games/warhammer-survivors