The grim darkness of the far future beckons, and this time, it's not just a skirmish; it’s a total war. Supremacy: Warhammer 40,000, unveiled during the Warhammer Skulls Festival, marks the next chapter in Twin Harbour Interactive’s acclaimed grand strategy franchise. Designed for mobile and PC, this new entry brings the high-stakes warfare of Supremacy into the heart of the 41st Millennium.
Set on the strategically vital world of Vigilus, Supremacy: Warhammer 40,000 lets you command legendary factions straight from the Warhammer 40k tabletop and lore. At launch, you can lead Space Marines, Chaos Space Marines, Astra Militarum, and Orks, each bringing their own combat doctrines, production chains, and territorial ambitions.
Prepare for a slow burn; this isn’t a quick match or daily login grind. Supremacy’s signature real-time format unfolds across sprawling 30- or 64-player maps where wars can last days, even weeks. You’ll be managing your economy, negotiating with rivals, massing armies, and launching coordinated strikes to dominate entire regions.
Strategic depth is at the core of the game. Controlling everything from logistics to supply lines, production timing, and diplomacy is crucial to victory. Winning isn’t about a single battle; it's about sustained dominance over a persistent battlefield.
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Every decision you make ripples across Vigilus, a world steeped in Warhammer 40,000 history and a key to the Nachmund Gauntlet. Control of the planet means influence in the wider Imperium Nihilus, and your actions contribute to a living narrative shaped by factional struggles and player choices. It’s a sandbox of warfare, where faction identity and emergent alliances breathe life into the frontlines.
Supremacy: Warhammer 40,000 is currently open for pre-registration, with a release set for later this year. If you're interested, sign up in advance by clicking on your preferred link below. Visit the official website for more information.
