Fill Out Your Warhammer 40K Library On PC With This Monster Fanatical Bundle

The massive world of Warhammer 40,000 has seen a whole lot of adaptations into video games, covering genres from third- and first-person shooters to turn-based strategy. For the latter, Fanatical has the massive Build Your Own Battles: Warhammer 40,000 Battles bundle. It’s full of PC games and DLC, giving you plenty of opportunities to wage war with games you can snag for as little as $2.50 each. You can get the entire bundle of games and DLC packs, 18 in total, for $45.

The centerpieces of the bundle are Warhammer 40,000: Gladius – Relics of War; Warhammer 40,000: Sanctus Reach; Warhammer 40,000: Armageddon; and Warhammer 40,000: Battlesector. Each is a massive turn-based strategy game, made even bigger by a ton of DLC–you can get seven different add-ons for Gladius, three for Sanctus Reach, and four for Battlesector. The bundle also includes the DLC Pack for Armageddon, which includes its five add-ons in one package.

Like other Fanatical bundles, the Build Your Own Battles bundle is mix-and-match, meaning you can pick up as much or as little Warhammer 40k as you like. The more you add to your bundle, however, the lower the individual price for each game. You can snag three games or DLC add-ons for $3.33 each ($10 total), five games for $3 each ($15 total) or eight or more games and DLC for $2.50 each. There’s no upper limit on how many games you can add to your bundle, and once you’ve picked more than eight, the price is $2.50 each for the lot.

Fanatical also has a deal on the next major Warhammer game, third-person shooter Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2, which is due out on September 9 on PC–or September 5, if you preorder one of the pricier editions. Preordering the game knocks 12% off the price, regardless of which edition you snag, which brings the base price down to $52.79. You can also check out our Space Marine 2 preorder guide for even more options. And if you’re looking forward to Space Marine 2, check out the Space Marine board game, which is a Target exclusive and discounted to $32 this week for Circle members. And if you really love Warhammer, Secretlab is releasing a special-edition Ultramarines variant of its popular Titan Evo gaming chair next month.

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