I once joked that Games Workshop’s Warhammer 40,000 Kill Team was the sick man of the British company’s otherwise thriving family of science fiction wargames. After a high-profile relaunch in 2018, the small unit miniatures skirmish game has grown to become one of the pillars of the entire 40K franchise.

Kill Team is a great place to experiment with your hobby skills. Let's dive into the how and why it works so well.

Kill Team is Warhammer for grownups. If you’re a casual player like me, Warhammer 40K takes hours to play, even longer to paint huge armies (that are creeping larger in scope with every new edition),

If you're a Warhammer 40K fan who already had these Steam games in your library from long ago but never got any of the extras for the Dawn of War games, you'll be happy to hear that both of the Anniversary Editions are being given away as free upgrades for existing owners.

Faith may be fickle sometimes, but those believing in Warhammer 40k’s God-Emperor sure are getting rewarded quite a bit these days – first the excellent Space Marine 2 being released, then Helldivers 2 enabling Death Korps of Krieg cosplay,