UniVersus 2027 Roadmap Revealed: Warhammer 40,000, Invincible and More

Want to see what's on the cards for UniVersus in 2027? The lineup for the year has just been revealed. Let's check out what's incoming!
UniVersus 2027 Lineup

The last few years have been huge for UniVersus, with lots of massive franchises, from across the pop culture spectrum, making appearances in the TCG. Even more are on the way in 2027, and we’re very excited about what’s in store. Let’s take a look at the details that publisher UVS Games have revealed!

Booster Sets

Warhammer 40k art
Image credit: Games Workshop

Not all franchises get the full booster set treatment, which include booster packs, starter decks and more. Yet in 2027, we’re going to see multiple properties appearing in booster sets, including tabletop gaming behemoth Warhammer 40,000, comic book phenomenon Invincible and yet another Critical Role set, based on the show’s Bells Hells campaign. Warhammer 40,000’s product range will include a 2-player Starter Deck, which is perfect to introduce new players to UniVersus.

Challenger Series

Hellboy Art
Image credit: Mike Mignola

Long-running manga series JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure will feature on Challenger Series decks based on Golden Wind and Stone Ocean. Mike Mignola’s awesome comic book character, the demonic, reluctant hero (or should that be reluctantly demonic?) Hellboy, will also be featuring on two Challenger Series decks. UniVersus will also play host to two Challenger Series releases based on video game Persona 5 Royal. You can check out the UniVersus 2027 Roadmap trailer below:

In the meantime, check out our other UniVersus content. We have a guide to the various card backs that have appeared in UniVersus since its original launch, and a complete beginners guide to learning and playing UniVersus too!

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