Warhammer Survivors is only a few days into its assault on everybody’s free time, but Auroch Digital has already outlined what comes next. Its newly published roadmap confirms cross-save, new characters and additional weapons, with the first four outlined updates marked as free.
The first reinforcements are planned for December 2026 and include characters, weapons and weapon evolutions. A quality-of-life and balancing update follows on the roadmap, alongside cross-save in January 2027, giving players a clearer picture of the early support planned for the bullet-heaven game.
Cross-save is the particularly useful addition for anyone who wants to continue building their collection across more than one device. The roadmap describes progression being shared between devices, although Auroch has not yet detailed the supported combinations or how the system will work. It is a planned feature, so this announcement should not be mistaken for confirmation that saves can already be moved around.
Another free reinforcement update is also listed, bringing a further batch of characters, weapons and evolutions. Auroch is keeping a larger piece of content under wraps for now, and the public announcement does not name it. There is plenty of room for speculation, but no confirmed reveal to report yet.
The studio also says regular quality-of-life updates and hotfixes will arrive between the larger releases, with some coming before the end of this year. Core gameplay balance is its current priority, following feedback that certain enemies take rather more bolter rounds and chainsword swings than players would like. Even in the grim darkness of the far future, there is apparently a limit to how long you should have to spend hitting one bloke.
Warhammer Survivors launched on 10 November, combining champions and enemies from Warhammer 40,000 and Age of Sigmar. The official roadmap announcement on Steam has the developer update, while the Steam store page currently lists the Windows version at £5.75 during its 10% launch discount, down from £6.39.