ALT Senua, a celtic warrior, depicted wielding a sword and an axe in the key art for 'Senua', a new game from Ninja Theory.

ALT A graphic contains a screenshot from the game Senua, showing Senua running down a causeway towards a roundhouse atop a rocky hill. The ‘SENUA’ logo is displayed in the centre. Below, text asks the question: How long is the game?

ALT A graphic displays the ‘SENUA’ logo with a block of text in the centre. The text reads: Senua is still in development so we don’t have an exact figure, but we’re designing it to be quite a bit longer than previous Hellblade games. We’re creating a more expansive, fully realised action-adventure journey, while still keeping the experience focused, carefully crafted, and deliberately paced around Senua’s story. A call-to-action beneath this reads: “WISHLIST NOW”

ALT A graphic contains a screenshot from the game Senua, showing Senua wielding a sword, facing down a strange humanoid creature under a bright gold symbol. The ‘SENUA’ logo is displayed in the centre. Below, text asks the question: Do I need to play the previous Hellblade games before playing Senua?

ALT A graphic displays the ‘SENUA’ logo with a block of text in the centre. The text reads: No. Senua tells a complete, standalone story and has been designed as a strong entry point for new players. If you’ve played the previous Hellblade games, you’ll recognise Senua, some familiar themes and returning characters. But no prior experience is required to understand the story or enjoy the gameplay in Senua. A call-to-action beneath this reads: “WISHLIST NOW”

ALT A graphic contains a screenshot from the game Senua, showing the titular character sneaking into old ruins while an enemy patrols with a flaming torch. The ‘SENUA’ logo is displayed in the centre. Below, text reads: Is Senua an open world game?

ALT A graphic displays the ‘SENUA’ logo with a block of text in the centre. The text reads: No. Senua is not an open world game. It does however take place in one world with interconnected locations. The game is built around a focused, crafted action adventure experience, within interconnected spaces designed to support exploration, combat, and storytelling without losing pacing or narrative intent. This represents a clear shift from the Hellblade games, which were entirely linear. A call-to-action beneath this reads: “WISHLIST NOW”

ALT A graphic contains a screenshot from the game Senua, showing carved stones standing in a lush forest environment. The ‘SENUA’ logo is displayed in the centre. Below, text reads: When is Senua set?

ALT A graphic displays the ‘SENUA’ logo with a block of text in the centre. The text reads: Senua is set after the events of Hellblade II but is a brand new game with a complete standalone story, making it an ideal entry point for new players as well as a meaningful continuation for existing fans. A call-to-action beneath this reads: “WISHLIST NOW”

ALT A graphic contains a screenshot from the game Senua, depicting a celtic warrior wielding a sword approaching a fantastical enemy. The ‘SENUA’ logo is displayed in the centre. Below, text reads: "What kind of game is Senua?"

ALT A graphic displays the ‘SENUA’ logo with a block of text in the centre. The text reads: “Senua is a single player action-adventure game and a bold new chapter in Senua’s story. It builds on the emotional depth and cinematic presentation of the Hellblade series, while expanding the gameplay with varied and exciting tactical combat – including encounters against multiple enemies with multiple weapons – alongside exploration, puzzle-solving and greater player agency.” A call-to-action beneath this reads: “WISHLIST NOW”