Can you name every Warhammer PC game in five minutes? No, you definitely can't, and frankly I'll be amazed if you can even get half

An Adeptus Mechanicus tech priest in Warhammer 40,000: Darktide.
(Image credit: Fatshark)
More quizzes!

Astarion thinking in Baldur's Gate 3.

(Image credit: Larian Studios, PC Gamer)

Want to keep testing your knowledge of gaming trivia? We've got loads more PC Gamer quizzes, on everything from healthbars to weird currencies to absurd patch notes.

Long have I pondered making a quiz like this, and long have I decided it would be an unmerciful challenge. But today my mercy runs low enough to finally inflict it on the world. Look on my works, ye mighty, and despair.

(Image credit: Saber Interactive)

I've made some concessions, at least. I've mostly trimmed out the mobile ports, endless card games, and other random nonsense—so you don't have to remember the short-lived existence of Warhammer: Arcane Magic, for example. Though I'll warn you there are a couple of VR games in the mix.

All of these games came out on PC, so I'm not asking you to cast your mind back to the PSP or anything like that either. However, it's important to note they're not all still available for sale. I've also left out the remasters and re-releases, though there are some standalone expansions in the mix.

My final gift to you? You don't have to type "Warhammer" or "Warhammer 40,000" every time, or get every little subtitle—the quiz should detect your intent just from the core name of each game. So just "Arcane Magic" would work rather than "Warhammer: Arcane Magic", for example… except it won't, because that one's not in the quiz.

A Chaos titan in Dawn of War 3.

(Image credit: Sega)

See how many you can name in five minutes, and frankly if you can get more than 20, you should pat yourself on the back. If you get all 76 we might need to put you on some kind of list.

Let us know in the comments how you did—and which obscure Warhammer game you're furious that I accidentally missed out.

Robin Valentine
Senior Editor

Formerly the editor of PC Gamer magazine (and the dearly departed GamesMaster), Robin combines years of experience in games journalism with a lifelong love of PC gaming. First hypnotised by the light of the monitor as he muddled through Simon the Sorcerer on his uncle’s machine, he’s been a devotee ever since, devouring any RPG or strategy game to stumble into his path. Now he's channelling that devotion into filling this lovely website with features, news, reviews, and all of his hottest takes.

You must confirm your public display name before commenting

Please logout and then login again, you will then be prompted to enter your display name.