Best Games Workshop

Games Workshop's 2003 six-millimeter-scale mass-battle game set in the Warhammer 40,000 universe, representing the fourth major edition of the long-running Epic line.

Games Workshop's fantasy sports game blending American football with Warhammer Fantasy races, first published in 1986 and originally designed by Jervis Johnson.

Games Workshop's 1999 skirmish game set in a wyrdstone-strewn ruined city in the Warhammer Fantasy world, notable for its persistent campaign-progression system.

Games Workshop's miniatures wargame based on Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings films, launched in 2001 in partnership with New Line Cinema under Tolkien Estate license.

Games Workshop's skirmish-scale Warhammer 40,000 spinoff in which small squads of five to fifteen models clash in fast-play missions, first relaunched in 2018.

Games Workshop's game of battles between colossal Titan war machines in the Warhammer 40,000 universe, originally released in 1988 and revived in updated form in 2018.

Games Workshop's 1999 space-naval combat game depicting fleet battles across the Gothic Sector in the Warhammer 40,000 universe, part of the discontinued Specialist Games range.

Games Workshop's sci-fi miniatures wargame set in the 41st millennium, first published in 1987, and widely considered the world's best-selling tabletop wargame.

Games Workshop's 10mm-scale fantasy mass-battle game designed by Rick Priestley and released in 2000, set in the Warhammer Fantasy Old World at a reduced model scale.

Games Workshop's 2018 cooperative dungeon-crawl game set aboard a mysterious alien space station in the Warhammer 40,000 universe, featuring an explorers-versus-threats format.

Games Workshop's miniatures game depicting the 31st-millennium civil war among Space Marines known as the Horus Heresy, using dedicated 30k-era plastic models.

Games Workshop's 2019 fast-play skirmish game set in the Chaos-infested Eightpoints of Age of Sigmar, designed for small warbands of roughly a dozen models.

Games Workshop's 2015 boxed set depicting the Word Bearers Legion's surprise assault on the Ultramarines during the Horus Heresy, bundling early plastic 30k Space Marine models.

Games Workshop's competitive card-and-miniature skirmish game set in the Age of Sigmar universe, launched in 2017 and notable for its structured organized-play circuit.

Games Workshop's 2024 return to the classic Warhammer Fantasy Old World setting, reviving rank-and-flank formation gameplay for armies set before the End Times.

Games Workshop's gang-warfare skirmish game set in the underhive of a Warhammer 40,000 hive city, originally released in 1995 and revived with new plastic kits in 2017.

Games Workshop's 2015 high-fantasy successor to Warhammer Fantasy Battle, set in the Mortal Realms and introducing a simplified alternating-activation ruleset.

Necromunda: Ash Wastes is a 2022 expansion for the skirmish miniatures game Necromunda by Games Workshop, introducing vehicle combat and desert nomad factions.

Published in 1998 by Games Workshop, Warhammer Ancient Battles adapts the Warhammer Fantasy ruleset for historical pre-gunpowder warfare.

Games Workshop's 2016 cooperative dungeon-crawl adventure set in the Age of Sigmar universe, reviving the Warhammer Quest brand with heroes exploring a Tzeentchian tower.

Games Workshop's 1993 naval combat game set in the Warhammer Fantasy world, featuring fleets of sailing ships crewed by fantasy races and threatened by sea monsters.

Games Workshop's aerial combat game set in the Warhammer 40,000 universe, originally published in 1999 as part of the Specialist Games range and relaunched in 2019.

Warmaster Ancients is a historical tabletop wargame designed by Rick Priestley, adapting the Warmaster fantasy rules for large-scale ancient and medieval battles.

Legends of the Old West is a tabletop skirmish miniatures game published by Games Workshop in 2004, focusing on cinematic gunfights in the American frontier.

Blood Bowl: Sevens is a streamlined variant of the Games Workshop fantasy miniatures game Blood Bowl, adapting the rules for smaller 7-player teams and faster matches.

Games Workshop's 2021 cooperative campaign game set in the vampire-ruled city of Ulfenkarn in the Age of Sigmar setting, featuring a persistent narrative-driven structure.

Games Workshop's 1997 skirmish game set on the desert world of Gorkamorka in the Warhammer 40,000 universe, featuring Ork warbands competing for salvage using vehicles.

Games Workshop's 1988 vehicular combat game set in a dystopian near-future America, subsequently revived in 2019 as Dark Future: Black Chrome with updated rules and models.