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Blood Bowl 2
A new trailer was released for Blood Bowl 2 that gives you a better idea of what to expect from its strange and intriguing mix of football and grid based strategy games. Characters from the Warhammer universe are repurposed in Blood Bowl to fill out the members of your football team.
In the trailer above you can watch an accelerated match from the first kickoff all the way to one team scoring a touchdown. It looks like carefully managing your positions and knowing the skills of your teammates is crucial in getting the ball safely across the field to score.
A few months ago we learned that the game is not only arriving on PC, but also on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One as well. If you are curious to learn more about Blood Bowl 2, the official site has an extensive amount of information about the game.
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