Following the successful Helldivers 2 crossover with the Killzone franchise, speculation is mounting about a potential collaboration with another iconic universe: Warhammer 40,000. While some doubt Games Workshop's willingness to participate, Arrowhead Studios head Shams Jorjani stated:
"I can say that GW would love a crossover, we're big fans of [Warhammer] 40k ourselves."
This statement fueled fan hopes for a Warhammer 40,000 themed expansion.
Helldivers 2's future premium content will focus on carefully selected collaborations, mirroring the successful Killzone partnership. The developer emphasized that such crossovers will be infrequent, occurring only when they organically enhance the game's existing world.
The current Killzone-themed Galactic War community challenge offers players the chance to earn additional rewards based on overall team performance.
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