If you’ve been keeping up to date with all the news about the Games Workshop collectible card game, Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Champions, then you will be aware that it is heading to the Nintendo Switch and Steam/PC/MAC over the course of the next few weeks. You could also pick up most of that simply by reading the title as well but hey ho.
Both the physical and digital game have had roaring success
with over 20 million physical cards sold and over 1 million digital matches
played, which means there’s a lot of people battling their darling-little socks
off.
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If you’re wondering if you read the above correctly, yes you
did. Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Champions uses both digital and physical cards.
Scan the real-world card and you get to use within the game digitally.
Don’t worry if you’re a new player, as you’ll be able to jump
straight in, by going through the full tutorial. When you’re ready it’s time to
face against other players in Casual Mode, AI Challenges or the full-length
campaigns. When you think you’re tough enough maybe enter the Ranked Matches
for the chance of huge rewards. With new content and cards being regularly
added to the game, Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Champions is always changing.
“The team are utterly thrilled with the opportunity to bring Warhammer
Champions to new audiences and new platforms,” said Mark Gerhard, CEO
and Co-Founder of PlayFusion. “The response for the physical and digital
game has already been incredible, and we just can’t wait to watch that grow to
new heights. With the release of our Set 2 cards in Onslaught, and a whole heap
of new features we have planned, there’s always going to be something new to
try. And now, there will be a much bigger community to try with!”
Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Champions is heading to Steam
sometime during February and later on in quarter 1, the Nintendo Switch. If you
want more information head over to the Warhammer Champions official site on www.warhammerchampions.com.
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Jim Franklin
Jim Franklin is a freelance writer, living in Derby UK with his wife and his player 3. When time allows he likes nothing more than losing himself in a multi-hour gaming session. He likes most games and will play anything but prefers MMO's, and sandbox RPG's.
