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The update is free if you own the game, but if not, it's on sale on Steam.

The new Mortis Trials activity will get its own limited-time event, too.

The PS5 version has a mode for you PS5 Pro users, too.

If you want a few new weapons, you'll be getting three of those, as well.

Pre-orders are already up with a little discount for PS Plus subscribers.

Players now have more freedom to experiment with weapon progression.

New weapons, new content, and a list of bug fixes worthy of the Emperor.

Explore a derelict Mechanicus research station in Secrets of the Machine God.

There's over 200 new penances to check out!

Will you embark on the Path of Redemption?

Just like part 1, this part will be free, too.

Celebrate the game’s first anniversary with The Traitor Curse.

Take a look at the changes, including combat and blitz abilities as well as keystone talents.

The goal is to provide players with more freedom in defining their characters and playstyles.

There's talent trees for each class with different paths and nodes, plus new abilities.

These changes are part of the next patch, set to release around mid-August.

Players on Steam and the MS Store will be able to play together.

Steam has big sales on Warhammer properties going on now.

There’s tons of bug fixes, balancing, and QoL updates in this patch.

It's a huge patch that should make a lot of folks very happy.

Fans may finally be getting the changes to Warhammer 40K: Darktide they've been asking for.

This probably isn’t exactly the response players were hoping for.

"Shifting spaces and situations promote a balanced team composition and allow different team members a time to shine."

Smash and shoot your way through a TON of enemies, Rejects!

Two new weapons, refining options in crafting, and private games added, too!

Squad up and fight against hordes of enemies in your quest for epic loot.

Good news for them, scary news for players just getting in.

There’s still a lot of work to be done.

Fatshark will be adding more and more content as we approach full launch on November 30th.

Warhammer is a dark place...but how do you convey dark well without the game being unplayable?