Warhammer 40,000: Regicide are available. A campaign mode featuring the Blood Angels chapter of Space Marines is included. A White Scars Space Marine army content was available for players who create their game account before the title was launched. The game has two playable modes, Regicide and Classic - both available as single-player and multiplayer. The Regicide mode is described as "a new take on one of the most established strategy games of all time, evoking the grim setting of the iconic "Warhammer 40,000" universe and hearkening to the roots of traditional gaming". Killing the 'King' will not always be the objective. Taking
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