Warhammer: Chaosbane first released for the PS4 in May of 2019 and our reviewer Keri gave it a middling score. She felt it was a great introduction to the world of Warhammer, was fun to play, and had a lot of potential, but lacked any real replayability due to a lack of content. She also felt the voice acting was not only poorly done, but was so bad she couldn?t listen to it anymore and had to turn the voices off. Now, with the launch of the PlayStation 5, Publisher NACON (formerly Big Ben) had all of the graphics for the game remastered, bundled all of the since-released DLC, and put it up on the store as the Warhammer: Chaosbane Slayer Edition.

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