So far there’s been no mention of PS4, Xbox One or Nintendo Switch, which suggests the game may be exclusively for next-gen platforms. The developers have confirmed that Warhammer Space Marine 2 is set to launch on PS5, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S and PC. What Platforms Will Warhammer Space Marine 2 Release On? We’ll be sure to update this page with more details as and when we can. So whilst we might hope to see Warhammer Space Marine 2 releasing in 2022, it’s more likely that we see the game launching in 2023 depending on how long the game has already been in development.
According to publisher Focus Entertainment, Space Marine 2 has a “TBA” release date Warhammer 40K Space Marine 2: What Is The Release Date?Īt the time of writing Warhammer Space Marine 2 does not have a release date or a release window. It certainly seems like we could get a meaty reveal for the game, so make sure you tune in on the Warhammer Twitch channel at 6pm on Wednesday the 1st of June. It’s also going to be introduced by Clive Standen (Vikings and Taken), who as some might know, is lending his voice to Space Marine 2 as Captain Titus. Games Workshop is holding a special Warhammer Skulls showcase on June 1 and we should get some more info and hopefully a deeper look at Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2. Be sure to bookmark this page to keep up to speed on the latest goings-on. All the most recent updates are found just below.Īll the latest news and updates on Space Marine 2 can be found just below in the dropdowns. 5 September Update - Checked for the latest Space Marine 2 news. For everything we know so far about this next outing, read on. Hopefully Saber Interactive (World War Z, The Evil Dead Game) can take its long-overdue sequel in a bold new direction that once again gives players the same thrill of adorning the Space Marine armor and obliterating Tyranids in the new Space Marine game. If anything, it was let down by relatively linear levels, somewhat dull environments, and a fairly uninspired storyline. It even had a semi-decent grip on the Warhammer 40,000 universe, and some alright hack-and-slash gameplay when you wasn’t mowing down hoards of Orks with a bolter. It did what few other games have done, and gave fans a chance to experience the power fantasy that comes from playing as a superhuman Space Marine. The original Warhammer 40K: Space Marine game from THQ was a pretty by the numbers affair, but it’s still remembered fondly as a decent enough third-person action game for fans of the Warhammer 40K community.
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