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Warhammer Survivors Joins Xbox Game Pass as a Day-One Release in November
The new survivors-like game brings Warhammer 40,000 and Age of Sigmar characters, massive enemy hordes, and dozens of weapons to Game Pass.

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Xbox Game Pass is adding another day-one release to its November lineup, with Warhammer Survivors officially confirmed to launch on the subscription service on November 10. The new spin-off will arrive alongside several other games already scheduled for the service, giving subscribers another month packed with new releases.

Warhammer Survivors is a survivors-like bullet-heaven game developed using the same engine as Vampire Survivors. The similarities are immediately noticeable, with players battling increasingly large enemy hordes while collecting upgrades and building increasingly powerful characters. However, Warhammer Survivors is not simply a Warhammer-themed version of the popular formula. The game introduces faction traits and boss battles featuring unique attack patterns, giving the familiar gameplay loop some additional variety.

Xbox Game Pass November 2026 Lineup

Several games have already been confirmed for Xbox Game Pass in November:

- Gravhounds — November 2
- Void/Breaker — November 4
- Warhammer Survivors — November 10
- Football Manager 27 — November 10

- Thronefall — November 11

Warhammer Survivors will be available through Xbox Game Pass on consoles, PC, and cloud when it launches on November 10. Players who are not subscribed to Game Pass will be able to purchase the game for $7.99. According to developer Auroch Digital, Warhammer Survivors will feature around 40 playable characters and more than 75 weapons. Many of these are inspired by the wider Warhammer 40,000 universe, giving longtime fans plenty of familiar elements to discover.

What to Expect From Warhammer Survivors

At the beginning of each run, players can choose which Warhammer universe they want to enter, including Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Age of Sigmar. From there, the action centers on surviving enormous waves of enemies while developing a powerful build.

The battles will not consist entirely of standard enemies. Mini-bosses and larger boss encounters will periodically appear, introducing more demanding challenges and helping break up the constant waves of combat. Warhammer fans will also recognize several playable characters. The roster includes notable warriors such as Sebastian Yarrick and Neave Blacktalon, alongside other familiar heroes, villains, enemies, and environmental references from across the franchise. The combination of recognizable Warhammer characters and the accessible survivors-like format could make the game an appealing entry point for players who enjoy the genre, even if they are not deeply familiar with the wider franchise.

Void/Breaker Also Gets a Major Game Pass Update

Nearly a week before Warhammer Survivors arrives, Xbox Game Pass will receive another bullet-heaven-style title in Void/Breaker. The game is already available in early access or preview form on PC and ROG Xbox Ally through the Ultimate and PC Game Pass tiers. However, November 4 marks a much bigger milestone, as Void/Breaker will officially launch its version 1.0 and expand to Xbox Series X|S.

That means November's Game Pass lineup will offer subscribers multiple games built around fast-paced combat and survival-focused gameplay, with Warhammer Survivors adding its own mix of familiar franchise characters and new mechanics. Xbox has also revealed additional Game Pass additions for October, including Echo Weaver, Forever Ago, Neon Abyss 2, Battlefield 6, Deep Dish Dungeon, Valor Mortis, Bluey's Happy Snaps, Chained Beasts, and Beyond These Stars. With Warhammer Survivors, Void/Breaker, Football Manager 27, and Thronefall already confirmed for November, the month is shaping up to be another strong one for Xbox Game Pass subscribers.

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