Luv Me empra. Luv Me Primark. Luv Me Chapta Ate Traitors Ate Orks, Not Racist just dont like em Ate Heretics Simple As.

love me bolta, love the emparah. 'ate bugs, 'ate 'eretics. simple as.

Game is great, Buy it. Ignore the game review sites. PC Gamer gave Space Marines 2 a 60/100 but gave Gollum a 64/100 and Concord nothing but praise. Never trust the corpos Edit: I meant to say Dustborn not Concord, Apologizes I confused corpses.

This install Epic Online Services automatically for absolutely no reason. You can uninstall it right away, and the game works perfectly fine. This is not mentioned anywhere on the store page, completely unacceptable.

This game grew me a second penis. It's the most video game ass video game l've played in a long while. The Top Gun: Maverick of video games. It’s a fun game that makes men go "hell yeah". If a gay person played it, they'd be straight as an arrow after the first mission. It isn't just a "generic video game", it's a sign that nature is healing. Imagine for a moment, that you are an 8 foot tall earthquake with legs, carrying machineguns made out of jackhammers that shoot solid steel replicas of Mike Tysons Fist. Every step you take Tyranid heads explode underfoot like grapes, and the soundtrack is a CD titled "The greatest hits of Chaos Vol 1". This is Warhammer 40K Spase Mehreen 2! I killed them. I killed them all. They're dead, every single one of them. And not just the Termagants, but the Hormagaunts and the Carnifex, too. They're like animals, and I slaughtered them like animals. I HATE THEM... FOR THE EMPEROR!!! It’s the best Buzz Lightyear simulator. This game single-handedly cured my Destiny 2 live service brain. My wife’s boyfriend compared SM2 to a good burger, it might not be some Michelin star multi course meal but it's juicy and hits the spot. You know what's so refreshing about this game? This is just straight up Warhammer, no quippy dialog filled with one-liners, no development drama. My testosterone shot up just by watching clips of this game online. As a person that follows 40k through the books and tabletop game… l can fully say that the visual tone and quality is everything the universe is supposed to be. The scale of everything makes you feel small, even as a 10 foot talk genetically modified dude. Everything is dirty and dark. The architecture is ornate and ancient juxtaposed by technology interspersed throughout. The developers getting this right is such a fresh breath of air in an industry that tends to recreate intellectual property with such a heavy hand. They made a game thats literally screaming 2000s-2010s game design aesthetics in 2024 and it was an instant massive hit... man I hope other studios will try that idea... The beginning of the campaign took a bit to get into, but as soon as the 2nd mission came in I was loving it and standing up and yelling "hell yeah brother" like an excited Hulk Hogan. There were a couple of bits that contained small snippets of some of my favorite scenes and lines in gaming. Some of the most epic words since "I am Davian Thule ... and I shall be your death!" There's just something very satisfying about watching a wall of Tyranids come at you and just mowing them flat. If you ever played World War Z (another Saber Tooth game), especially if you LIKED that game, you'll feel right at home here. Some gameplay elements are lifted as exact copies, and I don't hate it. Watching swarms of Gaunts form mountains against a wall that they start to scale is really cool. Customizing your guys is also great, with lots of options and colours (each one named after its equivalent citadel paint!). It's short but I mean it’s like twenty hours of linear balls to the wall action, it’s a lot of fun. Also there is PVE missions after which add atleast 4-6 hours of gameplay plus multiplayer. One thing for me off the bat is the game refreshingly knows its identity. It’s an over the top gritty space shooter that leans on its world for an enhanced experience. Seeing tyranids swarm to you with these cinematic backgrounds just felt surreal, and still do even now after 90ish hours. The world building, characters, dialogue, atmosphere, and everything else was on point. The game does a really good job of pulling you in and immersing you. Half the time I would just stop and just look up and just admire the world around me. Experiencing everything with your squad throughout the missions and seeing different events occur. I was on the edge of my seat through the whole game. That one mission with the flag and your with your entire team...wooow (if you know you know). The scene at the final mission where Titus' sergeant repeats the same line of "The codex astartes does not support this action" in exactly the same situation as the first game was hilarious to me as someone who's played both. Really liked the growth of Titus. Actually quite a touching scene. I mean, personal emotional development in muh grimdark?! Can it be any better?! There are a few minor references to the first game, and there's a reveal at the end of this game that's going to mean absolutely zero to you if you never played the first one. If you’re interested in buying the game and not willing to try the first one first it really won't take anything away from you, but I would recommend finding a YouTube video or something that gives you a "space marine one in five minutes" sorta thing. The only other suggestion I'd give, especially if you're new to 40k etc entirely is to similarly find a short video on Marneus Calgar, and the primarchs. Read a few reviews that had some stuff to say that basically amounted to "who the f**k is Marneus Calgar". It's a bit like if you watched a WW2 movie and didn't know who General Patton was. A big speech, etc mentioning him might fall a little flat without knowing who he was. Concerning some of the controversy with the game I also have to add that I personally find a lot of the political issues people have with games these days massively overblown and hilarious. My focus is always, is this game fun? Is it worth it? And answering those questions these days really comes down to do they know their identity and are they maximizing it. Helldivers (pre PlayStation fiasco) knew what it was suppose to be. Baldur’s gate 3, a game that if it was bad people would be saying it’s “too woke”, knew what it was suppose to be. I think the same thing applies here, it’s a fantastic game and they really did justice to the universe. As a side note, I also do think people’s overwhelming acceptance of this game also comes down to the fact that Warhammer games are notoriously all over the map in quality. For every good one there are 3 bad ones. This by Warhammer standards, is excellent and I think that buys a lot of good will with people. In conclusion, it’s the perfect sequel. Basically "more of the same" as the first one but with enough twists on the original game's formula to force a pleasurable change in the combat puzzles. And yes, SM1 pioneered the "glory kill" before DOOM did it. It’s one of those 7/10 games that's messy and objectively mediocre in a lot of ways but still ends up being way better than the sum of its parts because the core combat is good and it doesn't overstay its welcome so it feels like a 10. It's video game junk food. Without any malice or insult intended, if you're into top surgery scar options and gaming as a tool for social change then this probably isn't for you - it's an old school, men tearing stuff to bits power fantasy. I loved it but I am old. Game is fun as hell and very well done, full of details. It's clear they made it with love for the franchise. I highly recommend it, wish I could experience it all for the first time again. The Space Marine power fantasy never felt so good. If you're on the edge about it, buy it. If you not interested, buy it. Seriously, what the hell are you waiting for?! That being said, I need to go to the gym now as I'm on my journey to become a Space Marine. 40.000/40.000 would purge again

9/10 but can NOT recommend.

This trend of corporatocracy needs to stop. I shouldnt need 3 accounts (steam, epic, saber) with 6 EULAs (steam account, epic account, saber account, in-game EULA, steam purchase EULA, epic service EULA, and maybe more that I forgot) just to have my consumer rights degraded. Forced arbitration, not actually owning the media you buy, and having to run what surmounts to spyware even for single player, battlepasses and predatory monetization everywhere. None of this should be normalized. This game is fun but I can not recommend this game to my friends as I am tired of supporting this regime of predation. And before any commenters say this is hyperbolic or developer PR adds the technical excuses, just remember, games were fun and sold well for the last few decades without all this BS. We live in a golden age of media yet insist on tarnishing it. P.S. An extra $30 and I still have to grind just to paint my guy purple?! No, thanks. Yes, I know you can run without EGS, but it still installs EGS dependencies. Yes, I know EULAs have existed for a long time, but I still think modern EULAs are predatory. Its amazing how many of you take my opinion so personally and dont understand subtext.

This game is great but why do we need to kill so much? Why can we not reason with these creatures or heretics? If you found yourself agreeing with these questions, there is a taint in your heart and you have been seen by his glorious gaze and marked a traitor to mankind. The goal for any true servents of the Emperor who dream of joining the ranks of his angels is simple. Kill until Killed. And to the traitors i spoke to before. Report to the lower decks and become Bio Paste. The Emperor Protects.

After the scene with holding the banner, I’ve had an erection that has lasted more than 8 hours. Should I seek medical help immediately, or can I finish a few more missions first? I’ve already tried reading the Codex, but it only makes things worse. Game is 10/10 Other then that one problem Update (26/09/24) Patch 3.0 Has only Made things worse it went away for a bit and then came back.

In short; requires users to sign the Epic Games Store EULA to actually play the game. This was not mentioned on the store page, even though they are required to declare it. The EGS EULA waivers all of your rights to sue Epic. In addition, data collection is also turned on by default, so your information is being harvested without your knowledge or consent.

Never cared much about Warhammer until this game showed me the error of my ways and made me cast away the heresy and fully embrace the Emperor's glorious light. No longer do I wander in the shadow of ignorance, for Space Marine 2 has torn asunder the veil that clouded my mortal sight. With each righteous strike of the chainsword, I felt the will of the Emperor coursing through my veins. The xenos or the heretic—none can stand before the might of the Adeptus Astartes, and now I, too, feel the weight of that sacred duty upon my shoulders. Every battle is a prayer to His undying majesty, every victory a testament to the purity of the Emperor's cause. In this game, I learned what it truly means to be a warrior of the Imperium: to purge the unclean without hesitation, to stand unwavering in the face of annihilation, and to know that failure is not an option, for failure would mean the death of mankind itself. This is no mere entertainment—this is an initiation into the sacred brotherhood of those who fight for the survival of the Imperium. Space Marine 2 is not just a game—it is a revelation, a holy writ in digital form, and a reminder that we must be ever vigilant, ever faithful, and ever ready to cleanse the galaxy of those who would defy the Emperor's will. Praise be to the God-Emperor! Burn the heretic, purge the unclean!

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I don't really want to leave a negative review, the game really is good. But as a solo player going through the campaign on the recommended (albeit second hardest) difficulty, this game feels absolutely terrible to play. You have the two worst AI squad mates I have ever had the displeasure to call battle brothers, with the most useless and unforgiving "armor" system imaginable. Is it playable? Absolutely. Is it gratifying in difficulty to carry the bots through every mission while they exist only to throw some mostly ineffective bullets around and revive you (which will occur often)? No. I do not even feel good getting better at the game sometimes, because it feels like I am competing against the actual combat system more than the enemies. So much of this game is made to be a flowing combat experience of dodging, slashing, and parrying, but often it just isn't. You get stuck in animations. You get notifiers of enemy attacks only like 1/3rd of the time. You get rewarded for parrying and playing it slow, but that just isn't effective when you're also getting swarmed by mooks that CHEW through you if you aren't constantly swinging, which paired with the aforementioned stuck in animations makes you take SO much unnecessary damage. Damage you barely heal from without wasting your ultimate with a lengthy cooldown, or frivolously utilizing the very scant med packs. Rant aside, the game is genuinely good when it's good and when playing with actual people it's even better. Which is lucky considering the PvE and PvP are the main long term focus of the game. But as a solo player just enjoying the story at present, it is one of the worst experiences I have had playing a campaign.

So basically, this game requires you to accept Saber's EULA, which contains EPIC's EULA, which waives your right you settle anything in court against EPIC. This was never mentioned anywhere I saw in the leadup to this game's release. C'mon man : (

10/10 Warhammer 40k game. PROS: 1. good campaign. 2. decent pvp. 3. Operations are well designed and replayable. 4. Lots of customization options and fun classes. 5. Can PRAISE THE EMPEROR!! CONS:

Just being introduced into the deep lore of 40k and wasn't a massive fan before this. Absolutely loving this game mechanically and also the lore bits got me interested. Now I'm on a deep dive and watching YouTube breakdowns as I slay demons and xenos. Also, Magnus did nothing wrong.

great game to play with your friends, wish i had any

First of all, how is it possible that a AAA game released in 2024 doesn't include DLSS 3, FSR 3, and frame generation? This is absolutely unacceptable. I'm running a 5800X CPU and 4090 GPU, and at 1440p with max settings, I'm getting around 80-100 FPS. However, what I don't understand is that even if I lower the settings to minimum, reduce the render scale to the lowest, and drop from 1440p to 1080p, the game still gives the same 80-100 FPS. It seems like this game was released with numerous technical issues, and I can't recommend it in its current state. Hopefully, they will quickly resolve these performance problems.

Wonderful game and a worthy successor to Space Marine 1, Primaris stuff is fun and we're even getting more Firstborn content. "But why are you giving it a negative review then" I hear you ask? BECAUSE THEY NEED TO STOP MAKING COSMETICS LOCKED BEHIND F***ING TWITCH DROPS OR THEIR STUPID 'PROS ACCOUNT' CRAP, LET ME EARN COSMETICS FOR THE GAME BY PLAYING THE F***ING GAME. Take your FOMO BS and shove it Sabre.

My character doesn't shout "Rock and Stone" when I click the right thumbstick on my controller, but otherwise a beautiful game. Maybe could use more levels for multiplayer

Terrible patch. Not thought out. They claim the game is "too easy" and their solution is to nerf the players. If only there was some kind of... swarm engine that was capable of spawning thousands of enemies at a time that they could use to deliver the horde fantasy that was promised. Just so everyone is clear, only 15% of the player base has even completed a single tier 4 mission. They made these nerfs knowing this AND releasing 5th tier of difficulty at the same time. Pre-launch the company promised to release patch notes before they went live to receive feedback and they haven't done this a single time. This is what happens when you are out of touch with your player base. Make marines not paper, make enemies not bullet sponges, make difficulty sliders more enemies and not enemy hp / damage. Buff the 90% of weapons that are unusably bad. Remove the "coherencey" change. Un-nerf player armor. Buff useless class perks, buff useless weapon perks.

"Blessed is the mind too small for doubt.”

Warhammer 40.000: Space Marine 2 (2024) represents a third-person hack-n-slash shooter game, developed by the company Saber Interactive and published by the company Focus Entertainment. The first instalment (2011) was developed by Relic Entertainment and published by THQ. Pros & cons: ++ The campaign features the beginning of a Tyranid invasion, with all its horrors and endless tides of claws and teeth. Perfect setting for the grim dark future in which every melee execution results in a fountain of blood and guts. In the middle is our protagonist Demetrian Titus, who lets us see and experience the new story around him. That, dear reader, I consider the short-term motivation. ++ Now comes the long-term one, for the excellent integration of the cooperative modes allows us to play the campaign and secondary missions, called Operations, with up to two friends. Four difficulty levels in combination with six classes provide a broad spectrum of replayability. And for the brave, there is Eternal War mode, essentially a 6v6 PVP match that culminates in a battle between Space Marines and the Archenemy. o What happened to the weight of the power armour? Each step of several hundred kilos of high-quality ceramite should leave an impact, yet the game does not convey the sounds or weight of it in a credible way. Just look at WH40K Boltgun for reference. What about the precision of ranged weaponry? Every time I fire several bolter shots the spread leaves me in disbelief. Any guardsman would severely doubt the marksmanship of that drunken angel of death standing next to him. What about crippling a Tyranid warrior? Unfortunately, not possible. A more detailed hit box with additional dismembering options would have been a great addition. - Upon first launch of the game, an automatic installation of the Epic Online Services started. This constitues heresy of the highest order! The developers stated: „We can assure you that this was only implemented to support optional cross-play between Steam and Epic players and to synchronize friend lists between the two stores.“ Whatever the case, I immediately deinstalled it and the game runs just fine. And so should you, brother. - A couple of bugs corrupted the holy binary code, e.g. floating items, delayed rendering of textures, clipping and collision issues. Saber Interactive’s tech priests have initiated counter protocols. The Omnissiah knows all, comprehends all. -- I am shocked to witness the atrocities committed in front of my sacred codex. A simple Tyranid hormagaunt survives a bolter shot, and it takes a magazine to fell a warrior type. A fundamental misunderstanding of the technical background of the weapon. And I will not even start complaining about what they did to my dear melta and plasma weapons. Furthermore, there is a crippling imbalance between ranged and melee attacks, with the emphasis clearly on the latter. Just try to execute a warrior from 10 meters away, let me know how it went. The Inquisition has been informed of the devs’ transgressions; their punishment will be servitude in a penal legion against the greenskins on Armageddon. Summary: The game nails the atmosphere of a Tyranid invasion, and the superb co-op gameplay allows for countless hours of playing the campaign with your battle brothers or prove your team’s tactical prowess in PVE and PVP sessions. On the other hand, it displays some blatant lore inaccuracies and focuses more on close combat than on firearms, which completely undermines my attempts to crowd control the waves of biomass with ranged weapons. The Codex Astartes does not support this action! Recommended for determined initiates and seasoned veterans, loyal to Roboute Guilliman, standing firm against the xenos filth in the darkest hours of the Imperium of Man. Achievements: Estimated time for 100% completion: +60 hours Offline achievements: none Online achievements: 50

Even the Chaos Gods couldn’t conjure up a torment as diabolical as this game's connectivity issues. Tzeentch must be laughing

Privacy and data collection is mandatory, doubt barely anyone say the screen since they decided to place it during gamma settings. You must accept or read and accept. cannot deny or limit it. You cannot do what most people do with playstation and deny them in the firewall in/out rules due to needing the game to access EAC and MP. https://saber.games/privacy-policy/

The game is fun. But it's not $70 fun. The campaign is a 1 and done. There is no unlocks, there is no new game +, no experience or anything. Operations are a treat but there's only 6 of them and to unlock every piece of gear on a single class, you need to successfully complete like 30 missions. For a single class. And there are 6. You will be seeing the same environments and the same encounters a LOT if you want them all. Or you can play PvP. While PvP is balanced, there are 3 game modes and 3 maps. That's it. You will be seeing the same enviornments and the same encounters a -LOT-. As it stands, at launch, this game is not worth $70. Wait for a sale or for DLC to come out. Do not buy at full price during the launch week. edit: a lot of y'all are thinking this review means I think it's a bad game. I don't. Steam's review is only recommend or don't recommend. As the game is right now, at full price, I do not recommend the game. I am fully aware there is more content down the line, but that doesn't take away from how the game launched. If I thought this was a bad game, I would've said it's a bad game. I think it's a good game that's overpriced and lacking in content.

No ultrawide support. Practically unplayable.