Grab a free Steam key for Warhammer 40,000 Rogue Trader, my favorite 40k game in years

Listen, I know everyone wants to be a Space Marine. Lieutenant Titus is cool and all, but sometimes you want to experience life in the Imperium as a regular bloke instead of a genetically enhanced superhuman clone. Granted, being a rich and influential interstellar adventurer is hardly the life of your average serf, but where would be the fun in tilling fields and eating space-gruel? Warhammer 40,000 Rogue Trader provides the perfect balance of grimdark warfare and intergalactic espionage to satisfy any Warhammer fan's craving for roleplaying goodness, and we're giving away ten Steam keys to you lucky lot.

Whether you want to ascend to daemonhood or fraternize (read: smooch) with xenos species, Warhammer 40,000 Rogue Trader truly has it all. The sheer number of options that present themselves to you and the potential for repeated playthroughs are the reasons why it sits high up our list of the best Warhammer 40k games and is my personal favorite Warhammer game in recent years.

Recent updates have added more missions, more party members, and more romances (I know what you reprobates really care about), so if you're getting excited for more news about Owlcat's follow-up RPG, Dark Heresy, it's high time you checked out its first attempt at roleplaying in the 41st millennium.

To celebrate its launch on Nintendo Switch 2 on December 11, you can grab one of ten Steam keys if you're lucky. Simply enter using the widget below to be in with a chance to win. You have until December 17 at 2am PST / 5am EST / 10am GMT / 11am CEST to get your name in the hat. After that, we'll get in touch by email to let you know if you've won. If not one of the chosen few, I'd advise picking it up on Steam anyway and calling it an early Christmas present to yourself. You can do that here.

PCGN - Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader code giveaway

Don't say we never treat you. Now all you have to decide is whether to stay loyal to the Emperor or embrace the twisted allure of Chaos in your first playthrough. The former is probably a better story, but the latter is more fun. Merry Christmas, ya filthy heretics.