The new trailer shows off combat, visuals, and teases another enemy threat.
Warhammer 40k fans are chomping at the bit for the next video game offering, Space Marine 2. After more than ten years since the first game launched, fans are eager to see more of the upcoming shooter title, and the game’s publisher Focus Entertainment knows it.
In the new trailer released today by Publisher Focus Entertainment, we are treated to a nine-minute showcase of the upcoming shooter, including all the blood, violence, and grimdark fantasy you could hope for from a Warhammer game. After a few more moments of visual spectacular, the game’s alien adversary, the Tyranids, arrive and we get into combat, which looks to be a bloody good time for fans of the hobby. We see Titus blasting enemies away with bolters and plasma guns before getting in close and showing off the game’s visceral close combat.
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