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Warhammer Survivors Hits 12,936 Steam Players on Launch Day

November 10, 20264 min read

Auroch Digital's Warhammer Survivors reached 12,936 Steam players at rank 99 on launch day, priced at $7.99 with a 10% launch discount until November 17.

Warhammer Survivors, a bullet-heaven action game from developer Auroch Digital, launched on November 10, 2026. Steam's charts listed 12,936 players in game at 19:18 UTC that day, which put it 99th on the platform's most-played list, according to Steam's store data.

Auroch Digital, the studio behind Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun, made the game in partnership with Warhammer and poncle, the developer of Vampire Survivors, according to the Steam description. Auroch's launch post on Steam gives the release time as 10 a.m. GMT, which is 5 a.m. ET and 2 a.m. PT.

Steam showed 12,936 players at 19:18 UTC, rank 99

A Warhammer Survivors battle with a Leman Russ tank and Guardsmen firing into a swarm of purple Tyranids that fills the left of the screen.
A Tyranid horde in Warhammer Survivors — Auroch Digital

At 19:18:24 UTC on November 10, Steam's concurrent-players chart gave Warhammer Survivors a rank of 99 with 12,936 players in game. Steam's player-count API returned 13,000 at 19:26:11 UTC. These numbers cover Steam only: players on GOG, consoles and mobile are not counted.

Zero1Gaming's tracker also counted 5,862 viewers on Twitch when it flagged the game on November 10. In its November 9 launch information post, Auroch wrote to “the half a million of you who have wishlisted the game.”

It costs $7.99 on Steam with 10% off until November 17

At the time of writing, Steam lists the game at $7.99 with an introductory 10% discount, which brings the price to $7.19. The store page says the offer ends November 17. Auroch's post lists prices of “£6.39 | $7.99 | €7.49 with a 10% launch discount.”

Steam lists the game for Windows only, with no Mac or Linux version. The minimum PC spec is Windows 10 Home 64-bit, a dual-core 2.4 GHz x86-64 processor, 4 GB of RAM, a GTX 750 or equivalent graphics card and 5 GB of storage. Auroch's post lists PC on Steam and GOG, Nintendo Switch 1 and 2, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, iOS and Android. Our Xbox Game Pass November lineup article covers the Game Pass arrival.

Over 40 characters and 75 weapons, with gold carried into later runs

Several Warhammer Survivors characters on a stone courtyard fighting packs of Skaven, with blue lightning arcs, green toxic clouds and blue skull pickups around them.
Skaven swarm a squad in Warhammer Survivors — Auroch Digital

Steam's store page sells the game as “frenetic bullet heaven survival in a grim dark setting.” You pick one of more than 40 characters from the Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Age of Sigmar universes, and each “comes with unique weapons and starting stats – no two survivors play the same.” You survive waves of enemies, mix weapons with power-ups to evolve them, and collect gold to grow stronger in future runs. Warhammer paint pots found on the battlefield unlock new character forms and secrets.

The page says stages range from “the open and ashen plains of Aqshy to the tight and confined corridors of an abandoned Space Hulk,” each with its own enemy faction. It lists more than 75 weapons, including the Boltgun, the Astartes Chainsword, Whirlwind Axes and a pot of Nuln Oil, plus Tyranid and Skaven enemies and bosses such as Ghazghkull Thraka. Steam tags it as single-player with full controller support and a keyboard-only option. For more on the studio's other Warhammer game, see our Boltgun 2 release article.

Auroch has not given a date for post-launch content

A Warhammer Survivors stage in a purple mist with goblins riding red squigs, blue trolls and giant skull-capped mushrooms around a lone hero.
A Gloomspite Gitz stage in Warhammer Survivors — Auroch Digital

In its November 10 launch post, Auroch said it would “love to keep the bullet hell chaos coming with the introduction of new champions, weapons and enemy hordes,” but that it first wants to take in the community's reactions. It added: “Watch this space for post-launch news soon!” The studio has not announced what the content will be or when it will arrive.

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