SEGA Publishing Korea and The Creative Assembly have officially pulled back the curtain on 'Total War: Warhammer 40,000'. Marking the 25th anniversary of the Total War series, this title dives headfirst into the grimdark sci-fi universe crafted by Games Workshop.

Actor and noted Warhammer 40,000 fanatic David Harbour took the stage at 'The Game Awards' to break the news. Harbour is set to portray an as-yet-unrevealed character in the game. In this title, you are dropped into a universe ravaged by eternal war, where massive armies of humanity struggle to hold together a crumbling empire.

You will march across the stars, waging war across the entire galaxy in an age of conquest. The galactic battlefield is packed with iconic heroes, brutal war machines, and meticulously crafted worlds. Lead campaigns as the Space Marine, Astra Militarum, Ork, or Aeldari, with each faction offering distinct tactical approaches to your campaign and combat encounters.

The galaxy is your playground for war. You can conquer planets, upgrade your fleet, and manage a wartime economy to expand your cosmic dominion. Command real-time battles on planetary surfaces, strike at enemies from orbit, or, if all else fails, unleash devastating weaponry to wipe entire worlds off the map.

Deploy elite squads, wield destructive armaments, and test your strategic mettle. For the first time in the Total War series, you can forge your own army. From the name and emblem of your warband to icons and Wargear, the level of customisation is granular. You can assign traits and hone your tactics to create a force that is uniquely yours.

Further updates regarding the game will be revealed on the official site in the coming months.