The Art of Warhammer Video Games

A definitive celebration of the stellar artwork that has brought Warhammer video games to life for over 30 years – including redeemable codes for full versions of iconic Warhammer games*.

Immerse yourself in the extraordinary art that has defined Warhammer video games for over three decades. This stunning volume showcases iconic titles like Dawn of War alongside recent smash hits like Space Marine II, offering a unique and captivating journey through the evolution of Warhammer art.

Packed with never-before-seen concept art, epic promo pieces, and insightful commentary, discover how the unmistakably gritty and distinctive atmosphere of the Warhammer worlds has been translated onto the screen. This is the ultimate love letter to both Warhammer video games and Warhammer art, perfect for fans who want to delve deeper into the creative process behind their favorite games.

An unrivaled exploration of the art that brings the Warhammer video games to life:

• A must-own volume for avid gamers, digital art enthusiasts and Warhammer fans alike, filled with detailed art and insights into the design philosophy behind the many worlds and settings of Warhammer.
• Filled with exclusive art from Warhammer games through the decades, including concept art that has never before been widely shared.
• Includes download codes for three full PC games and an unlock code for the mobile game Warhammer 40,000 Tacticus, totalling over $100 in value.

*Each copy of the book includes codes that can be redeemed for free copies of the following PC games:
Warhammer: End Times - Vermintide
Warhammer 40,000: Battlesector
Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Realms of Ruin

Codes can be validated through Steam. An additional unlock code (or character boost) for Lieutenant Titus in the mobile game Warhammer 40,000 Tacticus is also included.

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