Fatshark announced that Warhammer Vermintide 2 is finally ready to hit PlayStation 4. The beta is already out, in fact, and you can get access by pre-ordering the Ultimate Edition bundle via PlayStation Store.
Get instant access to the Closed Beta
With the release, we’ve created a Pre-order Ultimate Edition bundle that might curl your whiskers a little. It will give you instant access to the Closed Beta, four days early access, two DLCs and other cool stuff.
Here’s the full list of included content:
- Instant Closed Beta access
- 4 days early access
- Shadows over Bögenhafen DLC
- Back to Ubersreik DLC
- 6x Heroic deeds
- 2x Portrait frames
- Helmgart Heraldry themed skins
- Sigmar keep statue
The full game will be available on December 18th. Martin Wahlund, CEO at Fatshark, said:
We’re thrilled to announce the long-awaited Beta of Warhammer: Vermintide 2 and for PlayStation 4 players to join the fight. Vermintide 2 combines gritty combat with cooperative multiplayer action and will give PlayStation 4 players an early taste of the brutal combat that awaits them ahead of its December 18 launch.
Vermintide 2 debuted on March 8th for PC and in July for Xbox One. The developers at Fatshark have since released one DLC, Shadows Over Bögenhafen, and they recently announced another one, Back to Ubersreik, due in December.
Remastered and Amplified
Horn of Magnus and other favorite stages from the original Vermintide game has been overhauled and have never been more beautiful. Unfortunately, the player will not have time to admire the levels, as Chaos join the Skaven to make sure they are not on the losing side this time around.
Horn of Magnus
The Back to Ubersreik DLC levels are based on playtime in the first game. Horn of Magnus was the most popular stage, and also the level that first was revealed from the original game.
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