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Today will be a bloody day for the Ultramarines, because these highly disciplined and courageous warriors finally will have their hour of glory with the release of an expansion focused on their contribution during the Second War of Armageddon!

In Warhammer 40,000: Armageddon – Glory of Macragge, you can lead the glorious Ultramarines in a brand new campaign that features 11 challenging scenarios, organized in 3 different Acts. The sons of Macragge who fight in the manner prescribed in the holy pages of the Codex Astartes are known to be versatile and able to master any style of warfare.

With such powerful reinforcements on Armageddon, the Orks had better watch out!

And in order to celebrate this new milestone in the Warhammer 40,000: Armageddon series, we have set up two special bundles including the 3 released DLCs at an attractive price!

- The DLC pack including the 3 expansions at $ 9.99
- Base Game + 3 expansions at $ 44.99

Get more information about the game from its official product page

The game is available also on Steam

Yaaay, a campaign for the Ultrasmurfs!

I have not found the bundle either on steam (you can get all DLC together but at full price, which defeats the purpose of the bundle) nor there. Where can we find them?

Edit: found it, but only on Glory of Maccrage product page, which was a bit counter intuitive (I expected to find it on Armageddon page).

It was and it is on Armageddon's page, how can you miss it?

Tmark wrote:It was and it is on Armageddon's page, how can you miss it?

No, there is no DLC bundle with all DLC for 10 bucks on Armageddon's Steam page. Just an option to buy all DLC at full price at the same time.

But the bundle with the 10 euro dlc applies only if you buy the base game with them. Not standalone. Tha's why i think.

I was specifically refering to this bundle actually :


which you can find on Glory of Maccrage page, but not on the game main page, which does not make much sense IMO.

Ok, didn't understand initially. Sorry!

Daniele wrote:the Ultramarines, an expansion focused on their contribution during the Second War of Armageddon! In Warhammer 40,000: Armageddon – Glory of Macragge
in order to celebrate this new milestone, we have set up two special bundles including the 3 released DLCs at an attractive price!
- The DLC pack including the 3 expansions at $ 9.99
- Base Game + 3 expansions at $ 44.99
Get more information about the game from its official product page
The game is available also on Steam

No bundle at Slitherine' nor Matrix'. You seem to prefer us to buy at Steam'.
Soon your stores will close and you will become usual dependant from Steam for pc games?

We'd love to but unfortunately Bluesnap don't offer this type of service. This is why we are replacing the Bluesnap cart with one of our own but its taken a number of months to develop. We hope to be able to release this soon.

In addition we are releasing a boxed Collectors Edition with the base game and all DLC in one package plus some additional goodies. More about this later today.

Richard1 wrote:Yaaay, a campaign for the Ultrasmurfs!

Yaay x 2 (mine real ) ....


Got it via Steam - which is very quick and easy from my perspective ....

Now playing with the default music replaced by the Chaos Gate soundtrack .... my lone remaining Warhammer 40k miniature (from the times before I had regular female companionship and hellish work schedules) looking on proudly ....

All is very good but the Ultramarine Blue seems a little light on the troops - should be closer to the Blue used on the Drop Pods ....

na, the blue is ok.

What I would wish would be larger scenarios. At least some of the key scenarios should be three times larger to give more epic feel. Warhammer 40k is pure epicness. this involves an epic amount of forces bashing each other at big plains, 100m high iron gates and heroes larger than a house and not just a collection of special missions. (like this terrible save refugees missions - really are the space marines the armed department of an left wing NGO? who cares about some refugees in this cruel universe? Where are the EXTERMINATUS missions?)

I can't agree with enpi. Carrying about refugees is in strong accordance with Warhammer 40k background, at least for Salamanders.

"...the Salamanders maintain close contact with their origins and see watching over their homeworld's citizens - and by extension, all people of the Imperium - as part of their duty."

From 'Homeworld' section of http://wh40k.lexicanum.com/wiki/Salamanders