Supremacy: Warhammer 40,000
Long-term strategy game
How much does Supremacy: Warhammer 40,000 cost?
Prices are current as of 6 Oct 2026.
6 one-time purchases from $0.99
In the United States, Supremacy: Warhammer 40,000 has 6 one-time purchases priced $0.99 – 49.99.
| Product | Price |
|---|---|
| Starter Pack | $4.99 |
| 30 Days Premium Account | $9.99 |
| Elite Pack | $9.99 |
| Small Astra Militarum Bundle | $9.99 |
| Small Space Marine Bundle | $9.99 |
| Gold Package | $0.99 – 49.99 |
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Supremacy: Warhammer 40,000 reviews
4.8 out of 5, based on 1,968 reviews.
What people like
- Great Warhammer atmosphere and visuals
- Fun to team up with friends
- Does not force spending money
- Developers listen to player feedback
What they complain about
- Pay to win ruins fair play
- Moves take hours and feel slow
- Lacks unique units for each faction
- Server connection issues stop gameplay
It’s a great game with great playability! Love it
If you have the guts to play this game and team up with some dudes ( or your friends ) you can win with confidence. Great stuff here. :D also thank you for replying supremacy much appreciated
Getting trounced by pay to win idiots isn’t good game design.
…trash…
Hope to see more factions in the future or something.
Overall I love this game. You get to pick a faction and then pick a chapter which they could of just and not let you do that but having the ability to pick one of thos options just adds your own flair to it. I wish we would get more factions as time goes on for diffrent wars sense eventually those same 4 faction at some point people may start wanting more. I like what there is now but as someone who loves 40k, factions are a big part of that or add more units to unlock through research in each faction. Overalll rating. 9/10
Disappointing
Great game from an RTS perspective, until, having spent a few creds to beef up forces, it says ‘level over’ and even if you win, what’s the point? Literally mid-game, lining up forces, allies in place. Game over. Pointless. And won’t be playing again.
Good game
The game its self is very good. It is, on the other hand, very slow and could use a solo game option. Maybe some more races too Other than that it’s good
Honestly a fun game
I really enjoy this game it’s fun and I like the communication aspect in it the only issue is that it takes a while to move, deploy, build, and research but it doesn’t really bring the game down much I still thinks it deserves this 5 star review.
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It’s very good but
I want to start off by saying I very much enjoy the game. It’s fun and it’s cool to make armies and alliances. Using real time strategy. It feels fair and rewards tactics However, it also does feel a little pay to win. Getting premium to set queues and firing types is ridiculous. I’m aware they need to make money but that feels really stupid. Overall, it’s a good game and you definitely don’t need to pay to win but it makes it so much easier. Ps Please add the Sisters of battle and Aeldari.
Kinda bad
You can attack other loyalist you dont have all faction like blood angels and 8 hours for everything its sooo boring frl
Haven’t played the game yet, but no salamanders, auto 3 stars
Too many niche chapters of space marines, need the more iconic ones, salamanders, blood angels, dark angels and so on.
Ts peak
I real like napoleon and its very realistic
HOURS
Wanna play a game? Wanna play Supremacy: Warhammer 40,000?! Well now you can! You just have to wait hours and hours to do a single thing. Legit hours. I saw a post saying “customers love the real time gameplay” Real time gameplay? It’s taking me 5 hours to deploy some units, and it’ll probably take 2 more hours to get them where they need to go. Am I doing something wrong?! Please help me, as I love Warhammer 40K and would LOVE to actually PLAY the game.
My thoughts and opinions
I am a veteran player of world war 3 and some of the other supremacy games I love this direction they’re going, their is a few things I can think of that can be improved such as multiple units for tanks infantry and artillery I’d like to see armored transport vehicles for infantry or just armored infantry, changing colors of companies and name change of companies either during development of platoon or just whenever you want, id also like to see some form of officer like primarch or chapter master for specific factions and some officers that can built more than once like lieutenants and Sargents that can be recruited for infantry, artillery and tank doctrines some form of more units that counteract other units keep the game fresh and explore more ideas and not be stale.
Not for me
I don’t have the time for how long everything takes. I don’t have the disposable income for pay to win.
Extremely Pay to Win
If you organically build a force and move into enemy territory, they can simply spend money to create an equally viable defensive force in the same spot and defeat your invasion. Everything can be sped up or finished by paying money. If that wasn’t the case though, pretty good game. More of an idle game than something you play actively.
Great game
This is my favorite Supremacy title. If we could purchase premium with our gold that would be great, or have certain game modes cost gold to get it in to discourage people from leaving. Main criticisms; need something else to spend my gold on, too many people leaving early, viewing other players needs more detailed info like other Supremacy games.
Only WH fboys enjoy this
Boring game. Other than the name there is like no warhammer 40K in the game itself
The lack of dreadnought/titan units
I really enjoy the game and the balancing of the factions however the same unit types gets repetitive I’m hoping to see more units types for the factions like dreadnoughts and titan class units like the imperial titan and redempter dreadnought
Great game but…
I loved the game played for 2 days made an account found a great teammate but I can’t load into the game anywhere because I can’t connect to servers and I’m sitting on wifi…
Game is fun one major issue
The game has a lot of things fun about it balance is ok factions are fun could use some unit variety but overall really good but the biggest issue is the AI just maxes out defenses and that means they take for example only 3% of damage dealt . And they also just declare war and sit on their defense points so you cannot avoid them . I am not even sure how they are able to get them maxed out by like day 5 for example it’s very hard to beat that while they’re are player threats and other AI doing trying to kill you as well
Typical Supremacy Game
Love it can’t wait to see future content. Hoping officers or heroes at some point and more units and or factions
game breaking bugs exists
Units will sometimes endlessly Move toward an attack target. The timer reaches 0 then resets. Sometimes a battle will suddenly end with no reason(not suppose to be possible) then endlessly approach the enemy it was just fighting. Lost a 42 stack to 1 artillery due to this. Looked online for support to see many players dealing with it. Hope its fixed and someone tells me because I uninstalled.
More
Wish there was more chapters and faction specific stuff
Decent
The games pretty good but I wish there was more options u could pick like necrons or demons. Also would be nice if there was unique units for each group idk
More stats and variation please
The game is a great supremacy game, but, it’s missing some key features that I enjoy in other supremacy style games, There are no combat logs that tell you who and how many troops you defeated or lost. There could be more variety of troops, like troop carriers or lighter tanks, even different troops type could only be available for certain factions, and the ability to see the total sums of my army or my allies army in the stats section.
Not bad(pt2)
Hope they add more but it’s solid, when I say I hope they add more I’m thinking of nothing crazy. Mainly importing over mechanics from the other supremacy titles, like radar stations (auspex scanners or such) or things of that nature. As it stands now theirs little incentive for factions of the same type to work together aswell maybe doing something with faction synergy to represent more of a faction style gameplay since rn it kinda just feels like whoever has the biggest numbers and highest lvl of tech. Overall I still stand by that it’s solid and I can definitely throw away some of my time in this game gladly feeling like I was entertained and continuing to think about spending money. There’s still a lot they could do with this game, they could implement drop pods for instant low tier reinforcements, they could implement temporary healing items, temporary buffs, territory drones as scouts, warp portals for chaos, adding in more factions is a huge and obvious one I’m sure that’s already being worked on, I hope? It seems like you developers are responding to everyone here while the game is in its opening stages, keep up with the updates! The 10x mode has really caught my eye and a large portion of the community.
Not a 40K game
Captures none of the spirit of 40K and reduces armies to being essentially all equivalent to the Guard. Crossing "seas" is glacially slow despite 40K having jets and such. Extremely pay to win; those who buy gold can pump out more troops, build more buildings, secure more zones, and all faster than possible for regular players. It's just a reskin of their WW2 version and doesn't deserve the IP. *edit to respond* A speed option does not fix anything; it's just a faster version of the same broken system. Gold makes diplomacy moot, and tactics don't matter when someone has paid real money to create a massive body of forces that cannot possibly be matched through any other means. The rating stays, because you haven't changed or fixed anything.
Warhammer supremacy
I started reading Warhammer books when I was 16 and every time a new Warhammer game comes out I always get excited, but this one has its ups and downs I’ve been playing it on day one and I didn’t understand why people hated it so much when I first got the game I have a few suggestions I’d like to make maybe you could add a way to get gold without spending money make it take a decent amount of time without it being too much so therefore you can bounce getting people to buy stuff in game and keeping the game money free and not pay to win I would also like the orcs to get a stompa that would be really cool to see those guys and commanding them. Also, I would want the dread not to be added and maybe you could make actions take less time often I do a bunch of stuff and then I just put down my phone and check on it and try adding more strategy because the game is basically get as many powerful units as possible and take as much territory as possible not much strategy involved but besides those I don’t like the game and I’m giving a four star review I’d give it 4 1/2 but I don’t think that’s an option
Cash grab
I really wanted to like this game. My hope that anything Gw branded wouldn’t be a cash grab were dashed. There is no tutorial and it’s all PVE. Any action in the game takes hours from recruiting troops, moving armies, fighting battles. So it’s really hard to learn. You basically log in, click a few buttons and come back next day. You are pushed towards spending fair amounts of real money from the get go to speed up everything which I imagine is the only way to accomplish anything. Great concept, but I don’t have the $$ to pay or hours to wait on a pretty disappointing game.
Silver skulls chapter master
The game is amazing, has the greatest potential for growth. And infinite fun. Many glitches. But of course, as it is in early developmen. Needs more units and more buildings. It would be nice to be able to build defensive guns to spice things up. Maibe even be able to produce servitors or militia that speed up construction or man the guns. But by no means combat efficient
Very fun
The game is very fun and entertaining, but I think there should be other planets as maps in the game but overall very entertaining
Early access
This game seems like it’s in the early access stage. It is very basic. The other supremacy games have a lot of complexity to them but this one is just a spam fest. Units are too similar and there are about 8 per faction which are just reskins. The other supremacy games have upwards of 80 different units. I will probably not play this game again but I may give it another try if they really develop it and add complexity.
Looks beautiful
I only have one question. Are you guys gonna add more units and or factions?
The definition of pay to win.
This game is an absolute hole, if you enjoyed call of war or anything alike it you are in for a treat. This game has a much faster gameplay and significantly less units and strategies, most players don’t care about the roleplay aspect so you just get straight to the game insults and all that’s always awesome (sarcasm it’s not fun being made fun of because you didn’t drop 50$ across the game on premium account to queue units in larger quantities and to actually be able to queue anything, nor did I spend any of this hypothetical 50$ on buying unit packs, resources packs, time skip packs - I got the starter pack and the “elite pack” that comes with units for about 15$ all together. ) You can expect in one of your first games to notice that the second you engage a player it’s a battle of wallets and investment. I was new to this game but not the genre and I played call of war for a whole year before spending money, this game if you don’t pay on day one of any given match real life money on boosters you will not succeed. There is no chance without a premium account to even keep up a similar level of production even if you buy all the starter gear, I think that’s the point is to tear you down as a player until you fork over 20-40 a day on gold to keep up with your neighbor. It never slows down and if you quit your out in about 12-17 hours, the game is really fast and it doesn’t have any real mechanics that slowdown the day one produced unit of 10 battle tanks and 30 lv2 infantry because that player paid more. Now I’m out 15$ and out of the round. This was a terrible experience and I hope some dev in the team gets the point, This isn’t a real strategy game This is hardly a game Add some depth to units fielded and actually give them so weight on the battlefield Take out the ability to buy units it ruins the game Add an economy like every other RTS that makes sense and doesn’t corn hole you into buying so much stuff… but that’s the point so you won’t At least give the factions different units and not just reskins man I know other games do but these in universe are very different but it’s just rock paper no cutters for 40$ a day
Has Potential
Lacks certain features compared to other Supremacy games (e.g. in-game news, espionage) and could benefit in particular from a faction vs. faction map/mode (Where its all Orks players vs all Space Marine players vs Chaos Marine players). The functions of morale and air bombardment distinguish themselves nicely from other Supremacy games. Relatively straightforward unit variety, research, and mobilization, which is a plus. A retreat option should be considered, and possibly sub-factions that have varying effects and/or stats and aren’t simply cosmetic/name differences.
Play It
Kinda boring and I don’t think I could love it more. Riveted just by the countdown as I march, over a period of hours, to sweep through enemy territory in a lovely campaign of drawn-out catharsis. It’s like a simpler RTS without the micro but with super engaging macro and I will recommend it to anyone with ears.
Another waste of time ..major waste of time
How can they keep messing up this bad? The game had great ideas. BUT they screwed it up right out of the gate. It take HOURS TO MOVE TROOPS, DAYS TO BUILD ANYTHING BEYOND LEVEL ONE. WEEKS TO SEE SNY ACTION. THIS IS A DMAN VIDEO GAME. PEOPLE WANT ACTION, NOT A WEEK LONG CHESS GAME THATS BASED ON YOU SPENDING MONEY TO MAKE ONE DAMN MOVE. UTTERLY DISGUSTED WITH GAME WORKSHOPS GREED…. THIS IS WHY I STOPED PLAYING ANYTHING THEY MAKE ANYMORE. ITS NOT ABOUT THE FANS..THE FUN… THE LORE… ITS ABOYT SEPARATING YOU FROM YOUR MONEY AND YOU GETTING NOTHING IN RETURN/ DELETING GAME..
Great game, could use more content.
The game is great to play. I think the pacing is nice, and the gameplay loop is solid. It just feels a bit barebones at the moment. The factions who are in the game could use a bunch more units, and are missing quite a few super iconic ones. Additionally, this game is missing several entire factions which, if added, would certainly draw more players. Third, the faction customization leaves quite a bit to be desired. For example, why are the Night Lords missing from the Chaos Space Marine roster when, in lore, they’re active in this sector of space? Overall this game has amazing bones, but needs some more meat.
Great strategy game, but a tough adjustment if you’re used to playing the other Supremacy games
I give this game 3 out of 4 stars. Overall, I enjoy playing it and appreciate the depth of strategy it offers. However, players coming from traditional World War strategy games may find it difficult to adjust at first. One of the biggest challenges is learning the unusual names used for locations, resources, and military units. Instead of familiar state, city, country, and military designations, the game uses unique and sometimes confusing terminology that takes time to memorize. This can make the learning curve steeper than expected. The landscape orientation vs. portrait is still a challenge for me personally. Perhaps, a PC version would be beneficial for some. Once I got past that initial confusion, I found the gameplay to be engaging and rewarding. The strategic elements are well-designed, and there is plenty of depth for players who enjoy planning, diplomacy, and warfare. If the game used more recognizable names or provided better explanations for new players, it would be easier to get into. Despite that, it’s still a fun and worthwhile strategy game.
Needs more baking
This game is pretty much any other stillfront game; except with less features such as news, espionage, naval warfare and some premium features being free instead. The factions themselves are fine, however the game can only be so fun with only 1 map to play on endlessly with only a few people on the server being real. I think it would be better to add at least one more xenos faction, since the game is pretty much 3 human factions and orks(+AI gene stealers) and a few more worlds, such as Dawn of War’s Kronus and Kaurava System. Overall the game’s infrastructure and gameplay loop is fine, there’s just too little for players to work with at the moment.
I haven’t spent a cent
I have not spent a cent on the game and have had a blast so far. I have taken down three players which I more than I got with other titles. The pace of the game is quick but, also steady enough you can make adjustments to your armies and react to other players actions. Everything seems well balanced so far I have played as Orcs and the Guard.
Pay to win…
I had a lot of hope for this when launched but quickly realized it was a pay to win game. All it takes is one person to dump money into a match to speed up their build/army time and viola! Guaranteed win! Not a fair game for a casual player and really a let down.. Avoid the game unless you have money to keep dumping into a single match.
Great just not a lot of flavor with factions
I wish they would add units exclusive to different factions instead of just the faction version of units everyone already has
Boring
Just a boring game that has barely anything to do with Warhammer at all
Game needs some changes
Would be nice if there was an option for a single player game mode. You should be able to ally with the ai otherwise the diplomacy option for them is useless. Make the ai more willing to declare war against other ai factions instead of trying to dogpile you. Have the ai actually be able to fight instead of just sending random annoying attacks that dont do anything. There absolutely no reason to build interceptors when anti air units do that job well enough and need you to micro manage them. An option to destroy buildings that you dont want would be essential, as well as an option to trade territory with your allies. There may be more but thats all for now.
Great game! Necrons plz
I love the game so far. Necrons and a way to see the battle would be pretty cool.
Needs work
I don’t understand why it needs work when coming from several other games with the same premise. I cant even click on your use several different groups when invading it all has to be 1 group. 1 of the worst strategy games ive played on the phone in a long while.
Great foundation, but it needs features that made previous Supremacy games shine.
I’ve been enjoying Supremacy: Warhammer 40K so far and a huge fan of the setting. Performance is noticeably better than previous Supremacy titles, and the game captures the grimdark atmosphere of the Warhammer 40K universe very well. It’s also refreshing that the game doesn’t feel pay-to-win, and you’ve done a great job making gold feel optional rather than mandatory. That said, there are several areas where I think the game could improve. 3D Province Assets: One feature I really miss from previous Supremacy games is seeing the buildings you’ve constructed represented directly on the map. It made provinces easier to read at a glance without constantly opening menus and navigating the UI to see what had been built. It also made the world feel much more alive. Portrait (Vertical) Mode: I personally think the previous Supremacy games worked much better in portrait mode. It made communicating with alliance members easier and generally felt more comfortable to play on a phone. The App Store screenshots even resemble this style more closely than the current landscape experience. UI Improvements: The visual design fits the Warhammer 40K setting extremely well, but the interface could benefit from being scaled down slightly. Some elements feel oversized, making it harder to manage units and quickly understand what’s happening on the battlefield. Retreat Mechanic: The lack of a retreat option is one of the biggest gameplay issues for me. Once combat begins, units can’t disengage, which removes an important layer of strategy. Being able to retreat, regroup, and approach a battle differently would create much more tactical gameplay. Defense Balance: Defensive bonuses and debuffs could use another balance pass. Many of the core mechanics from Supremacy: World War 3 worked exceptionally well, and borrowing some of those systems could make combat feel more rewarding and strategically deep. More Content: Since the game has only recently launched, it’s understandable that content is limited. However, I hope we eventually see more playable factions such as Tyranids, Tau, and others, along with a much deeper unit roster. Expanding the doctrine tree and unit variety would create more strategic diversity and make every campaign feel more unique. Overall, this is a very solid launch with excellent performance and a strong Warhammer 40K atmosphere. The game has enormous potential. If these features are gradually introduced over time, I believe player satisfaction, ratings, and long-term engagement will increase significantly. You’ve built a great foundation it now just needs more depth.
Boring
There is nothing to do. Everything takes hours to move. I side quests or interest in the meantime. Kind of pointless…
Definitely P2W
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Supremacy: Warhammer 40,000 price by country
A one-time purchase costs $9.08 in Canada and $18.23 in Colombia — 2× more for the same thing. Below is the going rate for each plan in every country that sells it — the middle price of what the app charges there, in the country's own currency with the dollar equivalent beneath it.
| Country | One-time |
|---|---|
| Albania | $14.99 |
| Argentina | $12.99 |
| Australia | A$14.99$10.41 |
| Austria | €9.99$11.20 |
| Belgium | €9.99$11.20 |
| Bolivia | $12.99 |
| Bosnia & Herzegovina | €14.99$16.80 |
| Brazil | R$59.90$11.93 |
| Bulgaria | €9.99$11.20 |
| Canada | CA$12.99$9.08 |
| Chile | CLP 9,990$10.10 |
| Colombia | COP 59,900$18.23 |
| Costa Rica | $12.99 |
| Croatia | €9.99$11.20 |
| Cyprus | €14.99$16.80 |
| Czech Republic | CZK 249.00$11.42 |
| Denmark | DKK 89.00$13.34 |
| Ecuador | $12.99 |
| Estonia | €14.99$16.80 |
| Finland | €9.99$11.20 |
| France | €9.99$11.20 |
| Germany | €9.99$11.20 |
| Greece | €10.99$12.32 |
| Honduras | $12.99 |
| Hungary | HUF 4,490$13.70 |
| Iceland | $11.99 |
| India | ₹999.00$10.37 |
| Ireland | €9.99$11.62 |
| Italy | €9.99$11.20 |
| Kosovo | €9.99$11.20 |
| Latvia | €10.99$12.32 |
| Lithuania | €10.99$12.32 |
| Luxembourg | €9.99$11.20 |
| Macedonia | $12.99 |
| Malta | €9.99$11.20 |
| Mexico | MX$199.00$10.99 |
| Moldova | $14.99 |
| Montenegro | €11.99$13.44 |
| Netherlands | €9.99$11.20 |
| New Zealand | NZ$19.99$11.17 |
| Nicaragua | $12.99 |
| Norway | NOK 129.00$13.45 |
| Paraguay | $12.99 |
| Peru | PEN 59.90$17.41 |
| Philippines | ₱599.00$9.56 |
| Poland | PLN 49.99$12.79 |
| Portugal | €9.99$11.20 |
| Romania | RON 49.99$10.50 |
| Serbia | €9.99$11.20 |
| Slovakia | €9.99$11.62 |
| Slovenia | €10.99$12.32 |
| Spain | €9.99$11.20 |
| Sweden | SEK 129.00$12.85 |
| Switzerland | CHF 9.00$10.83 |
| Turkey | TRY 499.99$10.17 |
| Ukraine | $11.99 |
| United Kingdom | £9.99$13.21 |
| United States | $9.99 |
| Uruguay | $12.99 |
| Venezuela | $12.99 |
| Vietnam | ₫399,000$15.37 |
Supremacy: Warhammer 40,000 FAQ
- Is Supremacy: Warhammer 40,000 free?
- Yes. The app and its basic features are free, in all 61 countries it sells in. Premium features are paid: they start from $0.99 (US), across 6 one-time purchases.
- Does Supremacy: Warhammer 40,000 have a free trial?
- No. None of its offers (US) come with a free trial.
- Where is Supremacy: Warhammer 40,000 cheapest?
- A one-time purchase costs CA$12.99 (≈$9.08) in Canada and COP 59,900 (≈$18.23) in Colombia, its cheapest and dearest countries.
- What are the best alternatives to Supremacy: Warhammer 40,000?
- After Inc. (4.8 from 47,503 reviews, premium from $2.99), Space Arena: Construct & Fight (4.7 from 43,348 reviews, premium from $4.19) and Post Apo Tycoon - Idle Builder (4.7 from 29,923 reviews, premium from $3.99).
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Supremacy: Warhammer 40,000 sells in 61 countries. It was released 11 months ago, on 6 Nov 2025. It holds a 4.8 rating from 1,968 reviews.
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How much does Supremacy: Warhammer 40,000 make?
Third-party estimates for the last 30 days, worldwide — not the store's own figures, which Apple publishes for nobody.
Revenue by plan
- One-time 100%
Revenue by country
- United States 34%
- Canada 12%
- Germany 11%
- France 7%