To that end, and to complement our internal Age of Sigmar experts, we recruited Robbie MacNiven, a Black Library contributor, to help us build out the stories and epic rivalries players will encounter throughout gameplay stand offs and the lore journals they’ll collect along their journeys. Games Workshop have been amazing partners that have empowered us to fashion a collection of Heroes and new narrative contexts able to line up proudly alongside existing lore, armies, and Black Library tomes.

The wonderful thing about working with Warhammer Age of Sigmar is how much room there is to tell new stories within the breadth of the Realms and across the epochs therein. Of course, we know Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Storm Ground takes place in Games Workshop's fantasy universe, but aside from that, what's the game’s context and set-up? How much story can players expect? March forth for the full interview…Īge of Empires IV Roadmap Promises User-Generated Content Tools, 100s of Balance Tweaks I recently got in contact with Canadian Storm Ground developer Gasket Games, with CEO Jeff Lydell and design director Ian Christy collaborating to provide some interesting answers about the game’s combat system, potential for DLC, performance on various platforms, including Xbox Series X and PS5, and more. Sure, it’s another Warhammer turn-based strategy game, but it’s the first major one based on the new-ish Age of Sigmar fantasy universe, and it features some pretty funky factions, unique mechanics, online multiplayer, and tons of party customization options. There are a hell of a lot Warhammer video games out there, many of which present their own takes on turn-based combat, and yet, Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Storm Ground still manages to stand out.

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