Do You Need To Play The First Game Before Warhammer 40K: Space Marine 2?

from Focus Entertainment features blood-pumping combat and stunning visuals wrapped up in an immersive atmosphere. Throughout the game, players will face off against legions of deadly Tyranids alongside fellow Space Marines, slaying hordes of the unimaginably sized Hive Fleet Leviathan. Given that it's been almost a decade since the release of the first game with Titus facing a whole new Xenos threat, even players familiar with the universe may need a bit of catching up to do.

In the first Warhammer, players control Captain Demetrian Titus, a firstborn Ultramarine of the Space Marines Chapter who is returning as the protagonist in the sequel,. Throughout the story, Titus and his fellow Space Marines fend off legions of Ork warriors and Chaos Demons, with Titus himself single-handedly defeating a Chaos Marine Sorcerer. Following the battle-hardened Titus and the events leading up to his new promotion, many players find themselves asking if they need to play the first game in the franchise, before experiencing the total war of.

Warhammer 40K: Space Marine 2 has provided conflicting details on its crossplay and cross-platform mechanics, but a recent interview clarifies.

Thankfully, does a great job of setting up the grim-dark world and story of for new players, with the original game not being a requirement to understand the newest campaign. begins 200 years after the events of the first game, with Titus thrust into a whole new conflict of defending key planets against a new and even deadlier Alien threat. The Tyranids will live up to their nickname of The Great Devourers in, viewing humanity as nothing but food in their endless conquest across the universe.

No aspect of this highly anticipated sequel has been overlooked, with every combat encounter being a gory and colorful feast for the eyes.

If players want to succeed in helping Titus hold back the alien threat, they're going to need all the help they can get. Luckily, Titus won't be alone in his battle as play