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As gears up for the release of, many are hoping for one major change to Obelisks in the DLC. First released as a player-made mod for, a reimagining of is the next DLC scheduled for. Per the roadmap, is due out in September 2024 — this month — but with freshly released after a two-month delay, is still probably a ways away.
concludes around the same point as the original completed Disc 1. Many of the game's Disc 1 bosses have made an appearance in and, alongside a host of newly designed boss fights. Disc 2 has only half the number of boss fights as in Disc 1, and Disc 3 has even less, seeing as it only covers the second trip to Northern Crater. However, there are still a number of battles that must be included in .
In Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2, you have to fend off insidious Chaos threats and Tyranids with voracious appetites. Thankfully, you’ve got a lot of toys that you can play with. From heavy armaments to all sorts of melee weapons, there’s something that can help you eliminate the enemies of the Imperium. Here’s our guide on all the available weapons in Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2.
With its recent console port, WitchSpring R has made more than $5 million in sales, making it a major win for the wholesome crafty RPG series that's been trucking along in the background for almost a decade.
With its addicting visceral combat and engaging co-op capabilities, is shaping up to be one of the biggest heavy hitters of the year by far. Placing a heavy emphasis on how much each class can drastically affect the gameplay experience, all six of the classes available at launch have unique styles and specialties. Thankfully, in the grim darkness of players will be aided by up to two Space Marine companions, without overlapping classes to ensure a well-rounded team is deployed each time.
The 2024 for brings many new changes to character classes, the most significant being the revisions made to character subclasses. The bard class in particular, which only had two available subclasses back in 2014, now grants players even more creative freedom by addingtwo brand-new subclasses to choose from. While the Colleges of Valor and Lore make their return, albeit with some revisions, the Colleges of Glamor and Dance promise to bring many exciting new features to the table that are sure to excite both veteran and new players.
has four secret bosses that are hidden throughout its chapters. Unlike the main bosses in the story, the secret bosses are optional battles. However, beating them yields rare rewards, making the challenge worth it for many players. To find them, players must obtain certain items. In Chapter 2, players can encounter the secret boss, Mad Tiger.
The First Prince of the Flowing Sands is a powerful boss in . You can’t challenge him directly but need to best both his father and brother. They also have royal titles of King and Second Prince, respectively. But, despite being part of a family, each Yaoguai fights differently. This means you might need to change your gear and strategy once you encounter the First Prince of the Flowing Sands.