Warhammer Survivors is out now on Xbox Series X|S and Xbox Game Pass, and Xbox Wire lists it at $7.99. It is a bullet-heaven survivor game where one hero fights endless waves of enemies from the Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Age of Sigmar universes.

Auroch Digital, the studio behind Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun, built it with Warhammer and poncle, the team known for Vampire Survivors. Xbox Wire published the launch post on November 10, 2026.

What is Warhammer Survivors?

It is a fast roguelite in the survivor style: you move, your weapons fire on their own, and the screen fills with enemies until you pick up upgrades that keep you alive. Xbox describes it as an officially licensed Warhammer game set across the battlefields of the 41st Millennium and the Mortal Realms.

Gematsu, which covered the launch plan in October, names a mix of heroes from both settings, including Trooper Kozlowski and Brother Luca from Warhammer 40,000, and Neave Blacktalon and Gotrek Gurnisson from Age of Sigmar. It also lists meta progression, where you unlock characters, weapons, abilities and rare relics between runs.

How much does it cost and where can you play it?

On Xbox, the list price shown by Xbox Wire is $7.99, with a lower price of $7.19 displayed next to it at the time of writing. It is also included with Xbox Game Pass and PC Game Pass.

Gematsu gave launch prices of $7.99, £6.39 and €7.49, and said the game is also planned for PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo Switch and PC through Steam, plus iOS and Android. Only the Xbox release is confirmed by the Xbox Wire post, so check the store page for your platform before you buy.

What is the Gloomspite Gitz?

The Gloomspite Gitz are one of the enemy factions, a crowd of cave-dwelling grots that worship the Bad Moon. Auroch Digital wrote the Xbox Wire post as a primer on how to survive them.

  • Moonclan Stabbas: foot soldiers that swarm you in large numbers.
  • Squig Hoppers and Boinggrot Bounders: grots on feral Squigs that bounce unpredictably, and lancers that charge straight at you.
  • Mangler Squigs: a chained pair that rampages across the screen. The chain can hurt you as well as the teeth, and when one dies the other becomes frenzied.
  • Rockgut Troggoths: slow, tough enemies that regenerate. The developers suggest Maleneth’s Poisoned Daggers to wear them down from range.
  • Trugg the Troggoth King: an Extremis-level boss with an Ironshell Club that sends you flying, and a keystone that fires elemental projectiles causing burning, poisoning or bleeding.

Who should play it?

Survivor fans. If you already like Vampire Survivors style runs, this adds the Warhammer setting and a different roster for a small price.

Warhammer fans. The factions, bosses and characters come from both Warhammer universes, which is the main reason to try it.

Game Pass subscribers. It costs nothing extra on Game Pass, so there is little risk in trying a few runs.

Who should wait. If you play on another platform, wait for the store page and price for that platform, because the Xbox Wire post only covers Xbox.

What is still unknown?

The Xbox Wire post does not give a file size, a controller layout or details of post-launch updates. A PC demo was reported by Gematsu, but its contents were not described there.

For the current price on your platform, open the Xbox Store or the Game Pass catalog and search for Warhammer Survivors.