Warhammer 40,000: Shootas, Blood and Teef Collector’s Edition (NSW)

An Ork's quest to reclaim a stolen hair squig has never looked this good in handheld mode. The Warhammer 40,000: Shootas, Blood and Teef Collector's Edition for Nintendo Switch is limited to 2,500 individually numbered copies through Strictly Limited Games and GamesRocket, making it the most accessible version of this CE. But "most accessible" and "easy to find" are two very different things when Warhammer collectors are involved.

Shootas, Blood and Teef is a hand-drawn 2D run-and-gun set in the Warhammer 40,000 universe. You're an Ork Boy storming through the hive city of Luteus Prime with up to three friends in online or local co-op, choosing from four distinct classes and wielding 20 different weapons. The animation is stunning, the humor is pitch-perfect Warhammer absurdity, and the heavy metal soundtrack by Deon van Heerden pairs with the on-screen carnage like a Slugga pairs with a Choppa. Having all of this on a Switch cartridge for portable play just feels right.

The Collector's Edition is packed. The acrylic diorama featuring the four main Ork characters is the standout display piece, supported by the original soundtrack on two CDs, a metal Shoota keychain, four Ork Boyz cardboard standees, a character sticker set, a skull fabric patch, a double-sided A2 poster, and a colorful game manual. The whole set comes in a CE box that commands attention on any shelf.

Switch collectors already know how quickly numbered limited runs vanish, and when you factor in the Warhammer 40K community's appetite for physical collectibles, 2,500 copies is going to move fast.