Warhammer Survivors is available on PS5, and the US PlayStation Store lists November 10, 2026 as its release date. The store lists solo offline play and Remote Play, with Premium required for cloud streaming on PS5 and PS Portal. It shows a PlayStation Plus purchase discount but does not confirm that the game is included in the subscription catalogue.
PS5 release date and publisher
The US PlayStation Store lists AUROCH DIGITAL LIMITED as the publisher and gives the PS5 release date as 11/10/2026. Auroch Digital had announced the November 10 launch in an October 6, 2026 post on PlayStation Blog. The store classifies it under Role Playing Games and Action, and describes it more specifically as a roguelite survivors game.
US launch price and PlayStation Plus discount
The regular launch price is US$7.99. The store says that price applies on November 10, 2026, and for at least 30 days afterward. The US PlayStation Store showed a 10% PlayStation Plus purchase discount, bringing the listed price down to US$7.19. The listing gave the member offer a separate deadline of November 17, 2026, at 10:00 AM UTC.
US age rating and content descriptors
The US PlayStation Store displays an ESRB rating of Everyone 10+ for Warhammer Survivors. The rating comes with two content descriptors: Fantasy Violence and Mild Blood. If you're choosing the game for a younger player, check the descriptors alongside the age rating when deciding whether it's suitable.
Does PlayStation Plus include Warhammer Survivors?
The US store listing does not confirm PlayStation Plus catalogue inclusion for Warhammer Survivors. The Plus discount reduces what you pay to buy the game, while the Premium requirement applies to cloud streaming on PS5 and PS Portal. If catalogue access is your reason for subscribing, look for a catalogue entry for Warhammer Survivors before choosing a subscription.
Offline play, Remote Play and download access
The PlayStation Store feature list specifies one player. Offline play is enabled, so you can play solo without an internet connection in that mode. Remote Play is listed as a separate supported feature.
During offline play, you can pause at any point during a run. Cinematics can also be paused while playing offline. PlayStation lists both uses under its Game Pausing feature.
The download terms describe two ways to access the purchase on PS5. On the main PS5 associated with your account, you can download and play the game through the Console Sharing and Offline Play setting. You can also download and play it on a different PS5 if you sign in there with the same account.
If you plan to use online features, the store requires an account for PlayStation. The PlayStation terms of service and the applicable privacy policy govern those features. The same notice says the software is subject to a licence.
What kind of game is the PS5 version?
Warhammer Survivors is described as a fast-paced roguelite survivors game built around fighting swarms of enemies and collecting and evolving weapons. Its characters draw from both Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer: Age of Sigmar. The PlayStation Store description advertises over 40 playable characters and specifically includes Malum Caedo from Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun.
The advertised arsenal contains 75+ weapons, with examples including the Boltgun, Astartes Chainsword, Whirlwind Axes and a pot of Nuln Oil. During a run, the aim is to stay alive through successive enemy waves for as long as you can. Gold you collect during a run helps you grow more powerful in future runs. You can also find paint pots on the battlefield that unlock new character forms and secrets.
The PlayStation Store describes multiple modes and stages across the two settings, with different enemy factions and secrets from stage to stage. The store frames the choice of universe in terms of the side you fight for: the Imperium or Order. Its examples contrast the open plains of Aqshy with the cramped corridors of an abandoned Space Hulk. Skaven and Tyranids are among the hordes the store describes, while Ghazghkull Thraka and Vizzik Skour are examples of bosses you can face if you survive long enough.
Auroch Digital’s PlayStation Blog announcement gives a closer look at Morvenn Vahl from Warhammer 40,000. Vahl had already appeared in the game's key art, and the PlayStation Blog post shows how she looks in pixel art. She fights in a Paragon Warsuit with the Heavy Bolter Fidelis, which fires projectiles in an arc and can trigger a miracle that increases its fire rate. Evolving Fidelis into Purgator Mirabilis adds the suit’s Paragon Missile Launcher, which fires occasional explosive salvos alongside the bolter.
The same announcement introduces Lyssa Revenya from Warhammer Age of Sigmar, whose Rope and Grapnel launches hooks from random edges of the screen. The hooks strike specific points on the battlefield, damage enemies and drag away those that survive. The post describes Lyssa as a thief and tomb robber and identifies Rhea as a former ally and mentor. The evolution summons the Ghost of Rhea, which travels across the battlefield before bursting into a cloud of damaging fog.
Screen languages and spoken dialogue
The PS5 listing names English, Simplified Chinese, French (France), German, Italian, Japanese and Korean among its screen languages. It also lists Polish, Portuguese (Brazil), Russian, Spanish, Turkish and Ukrainian, which completes the list of screen languages stated by the store. The accessibility description separately says the game contains no spoken dialogue and can therefore be played without subtitles.
Accessibility and controller requirements
The PlayStation listing presents 12 accessibility features, grouped under visuals, audio, subtitles and captions, controls, and gameplay. Its Clear Text entry describes easier reading in both the menus where you make selections and the heads-up display you see during gameplay. The Visual Comfort (Basic) entry describes playing without camera movements and effects that can cause visual discomfort. Individual audio volumes can be lowered or muted.
The input descriptions cover both gameplay and menus, so you can do either without holding down buttons or pressing several at once. You also don't need to press buttons in quick succession or within a time limit to play or navigate menus. The store says you can play without motion controls or touch controls. Controller vibration and haptic feedback can be turned off, and the adaptive resistance in the triggers can also stay off.