Specialty Games are standalone titles from Games Workshop that explore niche formats, alternate gameplay styles, and specific corners of the Warhammer universe. They often focus on skirmish-scale combat, thematic missions, and rich world-building outside of the core 40K and Age of Sigmar rulesets.

*Adeptus Titanicus* is a game of epic-scale battles between towering god-machines known as Titans. Players command maniples of Warlords, Reavers, and Warhounds in strategic combat. The game uses smaller-scale miniatures (8mm) but offers detailed customization and intense tactical depth.

*Blood Bowl* is a fantasy football board game featuring brutal matches between teams drawn from classic Warhammer races. It blends strategy, dice mechanics, and luck, with team management between games. It's popular for leagues, casual play, and hilarious in-game chaos.

*Necromunda* is a campaign-based skirmish game set in the hive cities of the Warhammer 40K universe. Players lead gangs through brutal urban warfare, upgrading their members with weapons, skills, and territory over time. It features vertical terrain, narrative elements, and gritty gang conflict.

Yes. *Kill Team* is a small-scale skirmish game that uses custom rules separate from standard 40K. Players control elite squads in missions focused on stealth, tactics, and objective control. It’s quicker to play, easier to collect, and ideal for narrative or competitive play.

*Warcry* is a skirmish game set in the Mortal Realms of Age of Sigmar. Players lead small warbands in fast-paced, objective-driven missions. It emphasizes speed of play, cinematic action, and narrative campaigns with unique warbands and terrain kits supporting thematic encounters.

*Warhammer Underworlds* is a competitive arena-style game combining card-driven mechanics and miniature battles. It’s easy to learn but has deep deckbuilding strategy. With tight rules, short playtime, and collectible warbands, it's great for tactical gamers and casual players alike.