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Warhammer Survivors

New releaseReleased 10 November 2026$7.19 on Steam, 10% off its usual $7.99

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67%Mixed

of all 2,351 reviews on Steam, keys included

Bought on Steam 2,248 · 67%Keys 103 · 71%

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Recommended, last 7 days1,456Not recommended, last 7 days729Recommend the game, last 7 days67%

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Most helpful reviews, 7 to 13 November

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Most helpful, recommending the game

The negative reviews are a bit confusing here. The game was ALWAYS advertised to be just like vampire survivors, in fact they even released a demo which more than confirmed that fact. It's literally on the same exact engine. Those complaining I can only imagine set themselves up for some unreasonably high expectations for what is a $7 celebration of Warhammer culture. For $7, though, this game is still substantially loaded. 40 characters, 12 stages with different modes/enemies/huge bosses. You've got your weapon synergies straight out of Vampire Survivors, and there's a pretty cool follower system where if your character can't wield a weapon, a new unit joins your party. On top of that, the easter eggs are great, there's a lot of nods to ALL sides of Warhammer. Heck, collecting leadbelchers and painting figures to unlock new characters is a great touch. Also, so many reviews complaining about the long chest animation... did you ever push the spacebar? It skips the animation. Great game, but BUYER BEWARE, if you do NOT like vampire survivors you WILL NOT LIKE THIS. So why buy it thinking it's something that it's not despite HEAVY advertisements, and trash it?

RecommendedPosted 10 Nov1,130 found it helpful16 found it funny
5 hours at review11 hours in total when mapped
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After 6 hours of gameplay I am just kind of confused. Having put over 70 hours in Vampire survivor this should have been a easy game to recommend but the game is all over the place in quality and weird design choices. My biggest issue is enemy health. Now vampire survivor has a HP x Level system. What that means is that certain monsters or bosses will have, let's say, 200 HP x level. That means that if you are level 10, the boss will have 2000 HP, easy enough, right? Well, if you read the in-game bestiary, you will notice that the 15-minute boss in Warhammer survivor Carnifex has 2500 hp x level. That means if you are level 20, the Carnifex will have 50000 hp. Now you might say, "Well, Vampire survivor also had the same system, what is the HP of the 15-minute boss in that game then?" Well, I'm glad you asked, it's the Werewolf and it has 200HP x level. So the same boss only has 1/12th the HP in Vampire Survivor. This is why you can spend 5-10 minutes just having the Carnifex following you around as your weapons do nothing to it's massive health pool and makes you wonder who made this ♥♥♥♥? The weapons are also pretty bad in general, especially on the 40k side of things. Characters such as Tor Garadon are practically useless as he gets the dreadfully bad Whirlwind Battery. The weapon is supposed to be this game's version of the Vampire Survivors Lightning Ring but unfortunately it's ♥♥♥♥. The weapon is barely able to hit anything, so as the mighty 3rd company captain of the Imperial Fist, you need to run around like a headless chicken, dodging everything until you manage to level up and hopefully get a useful weapon instead of your starting weapon. The game is also split into Warhammer 40k and Warhammer age of Sigmar which is a fascinatingly weird way of doing things. You have essentially made two smaller Vampire survivors games in one which means you as the player need to grind twice as much to get trough the the early game to unlock all the power ups to actually make some progress. I could go on and on, but I will stop here for now. This game is very flawed and I would not recommend getting it in its current state. Hopefully someone that knows what they are doing will take a look at this game and fix it as I like the concept.

Not recommendedPosted 12 Nov364 found it helpful6 found it funny
7 hours at review9 hours in total when mapped
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LanguageReviewsSharePlayers recommending the gameThe line marks all languages together, 67%. The chip shows how far each language is above or below it.
English1,41560%
71%+4
Simplified Chinese28812%
34%−33
Russian25311%
66%−1
French693%
78%+11
Spanish653%
85%+18
German623%
79%+12
Korean422%
62%−5
Polish261%
73%+6
Other languages1336%

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