Alongside the game being up for grabs at no price, Fatshark has also announced a new free update to the game, titled Trail of Treachery.

Trail of Treachery will be available in Vermintide 2 on November 8, bringing with it a new adventure set in a snow-covered area, and part one of a planned two-part series.

Fatshark has also announced that players who own either Vermintide or Vermintide 2 will also be getting the Devoted Rejects DLC for Warhammer 40,000: Darktide for free.

Warhammer 40,000: Darktide is coming to PC on November 30. A release on Xbox Series X/S is also planned for shortly after the PC release. Pre-ordering the game gets you access to the pre-launch beta, which will start on November 17.

Warhammer: Vermintide 2 has crossed 1 million units sold, developer Fatshark announced today. This is an amazing feat for a niche game that launched exclusively on PC—but given that it’s an actual really good loot game, on a platform where good loot games (so not Destiny 2) do well, this shouldn’t come as much of a surprise to anyone.

Which isn’t to belittle its achievement! For a smaller game by a smaller team, this is an amazing result, and hopefully, the game continues its success in the coming weeks, because I feel like it deserves every bit of it. To keep the pace of sales going, Fatshark has announced that the game will be available for 10% off starting today. They also confirmed that the five top countries playing the game are the United States of America, China, Russia, Germany and the United Kingdom, in that order—which is a very diverse player base.

Console versions of the game will be available later this year, with a beta test for PS4 and Xbox One due to go live in Spring.