The sequel to the horde-based smash, dash, bash, cast, blast, and clear a path game, Warhammer: Vermintide, arrives on the PlayStation 4 today. While the game has been out on PC and Xbox One for some time now, today’s release marks the final console to receive the game with no Switch version being mentioned thus far.

While Vermintide 2 may soon be on its way, the developers at Fatshark are still getting some new content out for the original, Warhammer: End Times - Vermintide. The "Death on the Reik" DLC dropped last week and, similar to previous DLC offerings, adds a couple new levels and a new melee weapon, in addition to some new achievements.

Hard to believe it's been the "End Times" for nearly two years now. I mean, one would presume that the times would, you know, come to an end and not just wait for so long, but that Vermintide train just keeps rolling. Fat Shark's been maintaining interest in the game with some DLC here and there, but they tried something new with the latest release.

From the snowy mountains of Karak Azgaraz, Fatshark now takes us to the rainy environs of Stromdorf in the next DLC for Warhammer: End Times - Vermintide. New maps and a new weapon are included in this content, though its a bit less than previous DLC.

Warhammer: End of Times - Vermintide console players will receive new DLC on February 28th, specifically the Karak Azgaraz content which came to the PC version on December 15th. Console players have lagged a bit behind the PC version with the release of the game almost occurring a full year later, but are quickly catching up on the premium content.

VR is getting more and more popular these days, it seems. Fatshark has just announced that their popular co-op title, Warhammer: End Times - Vermintide, now supports the HTC Vive VR headset in a new special VR mode, called "Hero Trials." 

The last piece of paid DLC for Warhammer: End Times - Vermintide added three new campaign maps set within Castle Drachenfels, and the next one will do the same. Shifting once again from the town of Ubersreik to the snow-covered peaks of the Grey Mountains,  "Karak Azgaraz" puts you and your stalwart companions in the hallowed halls of this Dwarven fortress where you must make your way to the top and light the beacon.

Well, folks, the day has finally come.  No longer must we huddle around the illuminated warmth of our desktop monitors in order to exterminate huge swaths of Skaven with our friends.  At long last, Warhammer: End Times - Vermintide is out now on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One!

Well, stuff me with flies and call me Nurgle.  They finally did it.  Warhammer: End Times - Vermintide has a release date for its console ports.  Now, I'm no game developer, and as such, have absolutely no clue how difficult it is to herd all those virtual Skaven to their new homes.  Far be it from me to call anyone out on the length between PC and console releases, but I've wanted so badly for my PlayStation 4 and Xbox One brethren to stab, crush, and poison their way through the apocalyptic Old World that my desire began to verge on actual, physical pain.

When last we left the stalwart heroes of Warhammer: End Times - Vermintide, everything was awful. It's not like the Warhammer universe is exactly brimming with hope, but current events blew the hinges off of the "How Terrible Is This?" Meter. The ravenous Skaven have taken the city of Ubersreik as you and your three co-op buddies flee the apocalyptic invasion. Not that it really matters all that much because the world is ending. That's like finding out your car was the victim of a piano tumbling out of a 18th story high rise suite, only to look up in time to see the sun explode.

The next bit of DLC for Warhammer: End Times - Vermintide has been teased. Arriving towards the end of this month, "Drachenfel" will add three new maps to the existing set and task players with exploring the ancient castle, which is located outside of the Ubersreik region, to put an end to some Skaven schemes.

When you think of Warhammer: End Times - Vermintide, what do you immediately think of?  Eurovision of course; that peculiarly popular Europe based singing competition that has haunted the continent for decades.  Perhaps this would not be your first thought, but it was developer Fatshark's when determining what song to have playing on their new DLC video.