'Warhammer 40,000: Regicide': Hammerfall Publishing Game Hits Steam For Early Access! [WATCH]

Gamers will get a first taste of Hammerfall Publishing's cinematic turn-based strategy in single-player, multiplayer and classic modes.Ahead of its Collector's Edition, Warhammer 40,000: Regicide will be available on Steam Early Access in the next upcoming coming weeks.

According to the official site, Regicide is a fresh take on the rich and celebrated Warhammer universe. Presenting powered-up pieces and variable battlefields, the graphics will feature an intense mix of strategy and cinematic gameplay. An original and brutal take on turn-based strategy, Regicide fuses together characters, abilities and environments derived from the Warhammer 40,000 universe from Games Workshop. Get ready for traditional strategy with new action-heavy elements.

On the YouTube Channel, the captions states, "The Collector's Edition Bundles for Regicide include premium physical items; must-haves for a discerning collector of relics from the Warhammer 40,000 universe. Players who purchase these limited edition bundles will receive, in addition to the in-dev game key, a set of high quality art prints of iconic characters from the game, and limited edition apparel designed by acclaimed Warhammer 40,000 artist Stefan Kopinski."

The upcoming content includes players engaging the Regicide mode with new gameplay dynamics. Against Hammerfall Studio's mighty Codex Artificial Intelligence Engine in the Single Player mode, gamers will do battle against online opponents across the globe in Multiplayer modes.

When the blades are bloodied, classic mode will feature hundreds of dynamic kills and death animations between detailed characters in incredible environments. In a straight-up Warhammer 40,000 combat strategy, there will be two playable races. The iconic Space Marines and brutal Orks will challenge human opponents across the globe in Multiplayer or challenge the AI.

Check out the gameplay trailer here:

Warhammer 40,000: Regicide will arrive on Steam soon.

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