Games Workshop is releasing new Custodes models and supplements for both Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer: The Horus Heresy this fall. The Aquilon Terminators are available for both timelines, while the 40k codex includes stat buffs and point increases. New releases also feature a Combat Patrol set and a Horus Heresy Journal Tactica focusing on Custodes battles against Slaanesh daemons.
Games Workshop released a new trailer for Astartes II, the official sequel to the acclaimed fan-made Warhammer 40,000 animation. The trailer confirms the appearance of Deathwatch and Terminators investigating a Space Hulk, with the animation being significantly longer than the original and launching on Warhammer+ in December.
Games Workshop is releasing new Aquilon Terminators and a Codex for the Adeptus Custodes faction in Warhammer 40,000, featuring redesigned datasheets that make them the most elite army in the game with adjusted points and squad sizes to reflect their lore-accurate power level.
Games Workshop announces Kill Team: Armageddon, featuring the mysterious Legion of the Damned space marines battling elite Ork Boss Nobz on a devastated battlefield. The Legion grows stronger as the match progresses, while the set includes new terrain, datacards, and rules for both Kill Team and Warhammer 40,000.
Games Workshop previews updated rules for three Space Marine Chapters in the upcoming Codex: Space Marines. Space Wolves gain enhanced Grey Hunters that can split into smaller units, while Black Templars and Deathwatch receive new detachment rules and abilities focused on combat effectiveness and tactical flexibility.
Games Workshop is hosting a preview event on Friday featuring new releases across multiple Warhammer franchises, including a new Age of Sigmar Duardin faction called the Khazalites Holds with a unit called Gholem of Gazul, plus new Warhammer 40K Codex, Kill Team, Blood Bowl team, and content for other Warhammer games. The live reveal will stream at 7pm UK time on Twitch and YouTube.
Blizzard announced STARCRAFT, a sci-fi shooter launching in 2030, revealed at BlizzCon 2026. The new game marks the franchise's return after over a decade and represents a shift from StarCraft's traditional real-time strategy roots, aiming to introduce the IP to a mainstream audience.