The most brutal sport, Blood Bowl 3, releases on 23 February 2023

In the fantasy universe of Warhammer, resolving conflicts usually leaves diplomacy behind in favour of a more brutal approach. Well, in Blood Bowl... it’s almost the same. Everything takes place on a stadium, with a ball, and the number of casualties is generally lower. Under the divine authority of Nuffle, two teams compete on a field similar to an American football pitch, aiming to score more touchdowns than their opponent.

In Blood Bowl 3 the player assumes the role of coach and creates a team composed of one of the factions from Blood Bowl: humans, orcs, dwarves, elves and other creatures of the Warhammer world. Prepare and train your team off the field, then direct the players during turn-based matches giving orders to each of them: grab the ball, score, and, naturally, hit, hit, hit, hit, hit... in short, make the opponents eat dust to score touchdowns.

Based on the latest edition of the legendary board game, Blood Bowl 3 is a fantastic video game adaptation that perfectly complements the physical gaming experience. Among the new features, players will discover the introduction of a statistic dedicated to passes, numerous fields with custom game rules, the arrival of coaches, cheerleaders and unique Star Players. And, naturally, the dynamic Jim & Bob duo, the public’s favourite, will return to comment on the game’s action, whether it’s a tactical move or a brutal takedown. At launch, the game will include 12 factions — four of which will be playable for the first time — each with unique characteristics and related content, single-player and multiplayer modes and an unprecedented level of personalisation in a Blood Bowl video game. 

Blood Bowl 3, the mad turn-based strategy game from the Warhammer universe developed by Cyanide and published by NACON, will be available on 23 February 2023 for PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S.

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You can describe the world of gaming in many ways, for me it remains a portal, a back door, something that you take to get out of the real world and stay a while to live great stories or fight amazing wars that for the luck of this Era we no longer find ourselves experiencing. The magic that surrounds some games has always filled me with emotions, the inevitability in Final Fantasy Crisis Core, the great campaigns of Age of Empires, the defeats to the sound of cannons in Sea of Thieves, the meters of land conquered with rivers of lead in Battlefield.