Following this week's Warhammer Skulls event, which saw a bunch of new Warhammer games and media revealed, a bunch of Warhammer PC games are discounted at multiple online retailers. You'll find big discounts on games from Warhammer Fantasy and 40,000 alike, including Vermintide 2 Collector's Edition for $7.19 (was $45), Space Marine 2 for $33.15 (was $60), and many more. There are even a few freebies to pick up as well. The deals are available at Fanatical, GOG, Humble Bundle, and Green Man Gaming, and while you'll find many of the same games on sale at all four retailers, the deal prices and availability differ. In most cases, the difference is only a few dollars at most. Nevertheless, to help you save the most cash, we've combed through them all to find the lowest prices and most noteworthy exclusives and listed them below. Note that most of these deals will be available for several more days, so you've got time to grab them.Browse all Warhammer Skulls dealsFanaticalGOGHumble BundleGreen Man GamingGOG has some of the most unique Warhammer deals to check out. This includes an exclusive Warhammer Goodie Bag that's free to download. It includes 22 wallpapers for desktop or smartphones and discount codes for Warhammer Fantasy Role Play TTRPG rulebooks and expansions through Cubicle 7 and Warhammer art prints at Warhammer Art. GOG is also giving away the classic Warhammer 40,000 strategy game Rites of War for free.Both freebies are worth grabbing even if you don't purchase anything else from GOG. That said, the retailer has a few exclusive bundle deals you won't find anywhere else, including the Warhammer 40K Bundle that gets you Space Marine, Dawn of War Master Edition, and Dawn of War II Grand Master Edition for just $25 (was $100), and the Shooter Dual Pack with Necromunda: Hired Gun and Space Hulk: Deathwing Enhanced Edition for $10.70 (normally $60). Of course, GOG also has deals on a bunch of classic Warhammer games you won't find anywhere else, like Final Liberation: Warhammer Epic 40,000 and Man O' War: Corsair - Warhammer Naval Battles. And to top it all off, all games purchased at GOG are entirely DRM-free--so even if other storefronts have a few games on sale for slightly cheaper, it's still worth considering GOG for that reason alone.Continue Reading at GameSpot