All this publication's reviews. User Reviews. Write a Review. Positive: 64 out of Negative: 8 out of A really solid representation of the Warhammer 40k universe. You could argue its a GOW clone and you'd be right cause it is pretty much. But, A really solid representation of the Warhammer 40k universe. But, in terms of aesthetics this game is spot on. The graphics and sound are great. The game-play is a mixed bag on-line, its unbalanced, but generally a lot of funny and pretty satisfying in single-player.
I would advise to buy if you love warhammer, buy second hand if you like Warhammer, rent if you like Gears. This game is a beast, the singleplayer just owns, all the 40k variations of weapons needed for true fan to love this game. The action and This game is a beast, the singleplayer just owns, all the 40k variations of weapons needed for true fan to love this game. The action and tension is just great. Storymode makes me wanna say shut up and take my money.
This isn't a spoiler but it kind of is at the same time. This game is basically shoot Orks that come right at you conveniently and then tap This isn't a spoiler but it kind of is at the same time. This game is basically shoot Orks that come right at you conveniently and then tap the melee button when they get to you. That's literally it, the extra weapons and accessories don't add any gameplay mechanics whatsoever, just change the nature of the button tapping.
You'll never have to think about what you're doing aside from pressing B on 1 in 10 stunned Orks. The writing and voice acting is cringeworthy and typical of everything you'll be used to and bored of if you're a 40K fan like me. This game could have been so much more cover plays a big part in the tabletop game, it isn't unrealistic to prefer cover to AP3 weapons like Ork rokkits but ultimately falls way short.
Play the demo and you'll miss nothing from the full game. An obviously fantastic game Imagine that when Gears of War meet with the Warhammer 40K All the gore and blood spreading around with it's An obviously fantastic game Imagine that when Gears of War meet with the Warhammer 40K All the gore and blood spreading around with it's brilliant combat controls What else could i say This game is awesome!
Space Marine was actually a lot more fun then I thought it would be. It reminded me a little bit of Gears and the jetpack feature is a great addition. After a fierce battle, Titus blows the Ork leader's head to pieces.
With the death of their Warboss, Mira announces that the Ork horde has started to fall back as its Nobs battle for control to see who will become the new Warboss, thus leaving the Chaotic forces as the primary concern for the Astartes.
Powering up the mighty Titan war machine with the experimental power source, Titus protects it while it is moved into position, and finally manages to launch a devastating strike at the hive city spire, which results in the closing of the Warp portal.
Requesting extraction from his orbiting Strike Cruiser via Leandros, Titus gives the experimental power source to Sidonus, instructing him to make for the extraction point while he and Leandros hold off the Chaos forces.
Sidonus, however, is ambushed and killed by Nemeroth, who in turn informs Titus that Drogan had been dead for some time, and was simply animated as a puppet by his foul sorcery so that he could serve to draw the Space Marines to the planet, where they were used as the tool required to deliver the power source into the hands of the servants of the Dark Gods. With it, Nemeroth promises that he will soon ascend to become a Daemon Prince. Titus, Leandros and Mira grieve for several moments over the fallen Sidonus.
Titus instructs Leandros to turn his anger into rage to be directed towards the Forces of Chaos. Titus himself vows to slay the sorcerer for his crimes, and Mira advises him to use his strange resistance to the powers of the Warp as an advantage, killing Nemeroth before he has a chance to use the power source to ascend to become a new Daemon Prince. Titus then begins his quest to avenge his fallen friend, and battles the Forces of Chaos with help from both the newly-arrived Blood Ravens Chapter of Space Marines and his own Ultramarines of the 2nd Company.
Upon reaching the damaged hive city spire that served as the Chosen of Nemeroth's link to the Warp, Titus boards a Thunderhawk gunship and reaches the spire using a Jump Pack. Fighting his way to the top of the spire, he finally confronts Nemeroth, who insists that the connection to the Warp Titus has means that he is destined to fall to the corruption of Chaos and lead his own Ultramarines as Traitors in a new war against the Imperium.
Titus, however, angrily refuses all such talk. He proclaims that his only destiny is to destroy all Traitors to the Emperor of Mankind. Nemeroth manages to partially ascend to daemonhood, but Titus uses his resistance to the power of Chaos to launch himself at Nemeroth before he can complete his transformation, causing the two to fall from the spire towards the planet's surface at an alarming rate.
During the fall, Titus uses all of his skill and fury to engage the nascent Daemon Prince in direct physical combat. After a brutal struggle, Titus finally smashes in Nemeroth's skull, resulting in the sorcerer's body melting back into the Warp. She assists Titus with his wounds, marveling in the realization that Space Marines truly are human after all. Titus proves happy to agree, because for all their enhancements and superhuman skill, as Astartes is still as mortal as any other man.
The group is then interrupted by the arrival of another Valkyrie, which drops members of the Black Templar Space Marine Chapter and the Inquisitor Thrax. Examining Titus, Thrax turns to Leandros and asks him if he is sure of the charge he is placing upon his captain, to which the young Space Marine informs the Inquisitor that Captain Titus has indeed been corrupted by Chaos, as no "true" Space Marine could interact with a link to the Warp as Titus had.
The Inquisitor then demands that Titus relinquish himself into his custody, stating that if he refused then the Inquisition would proceed to investigate all those who served under Titus's command, including Mira and her men. Titus steadfastly defends his honour, his actions and his fellow Astartes, saying that he does not know the meaning of his connection or resistance to the powers of the Warp, but knows that in his heart he is no Traitor to the Emperor.
Refusing to allow the Inquisition to torture those under his command, Titus agrees to surrender himself to Thrax, albeit with one final conversation with Leandros, who readily defends his position within the rigid guidelines of the Codex Astartes. Titus can only look on sadly, telling Leandros that while the Codex is a set of rules by which from which Space Marines should seek guidance, it is the manner in which you conduct yourself within those guidelines that truly makes one an Astartes, and by that measure, Leandros has failed to measure up to what it truly means to be a Space Marine.
Titus boards the Inquisitor's Thunderhawk, surrounded by the Black Templars while his fellow Ultramarines look on with Lt.
Leandros, feeling the guilt of his actions, turns and walks away in shame at his captain's words. Titus is off-planet to be investigated by the not-so-tender mercies of the Inquisition.
Another Imperial cogitator screen then indicates that the threat to Graia has been contained and that the Inquisition will undertake a formal investigation of suspected heresy by Captain Titus. The Space Marine video game takes place in a parallel Warhammer 40, timeline where the Ultramarines 2nd Company is commanded by Captain Titus rather than Cato Sicarius although the events are the same.
Warhammer 40k Wiki Explore. Imperium of Man. Adepta Sororitas Important Links. Drukhari Kabals Drukhari Important Links. Harlequin Important Links. T'au Empire Important Links. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Space Marine Game. View source. One of the noblest and most heroic of the Space marine Chapters, the Blood Angels have fought the enemies of humanity for ten millennia. Cursed by a dark flaw, they are driven into battle with unmatched ferocity and when they descend into battle, no foe can stand against their wrath.
Silent Warriors whose black armour is adorned with chilling images of bone and fire the Legion of Damned appear only in times of greatest need and with chill precion, turn disaster into victory.
Considered by some to be an extension of the Emperor's superhuman will, an eery glow surrounds their armour and their weapons discharge flaming projectiles that can pierce the strongest armour. Experts at close ranged combat, the Salamanders favor weapons like the melta gun and make heavy use of flame ornamentation on their weapons.
Instead, they have taken to the stars in mighty crusade fleets, actively seeking out the enemy throughout the Galaxy. They are warriors of myth, whose noble deeds give rise to legends. It is traditionally entrusted to champions of the chapter or members of the Chapter Master's own honor guard. These dark rites have not reduced the weapon's speed or precision on the battlefield. The Legion fell to the perverse temptations of the Chaos God Slaanesh, becoming addicted to the sensations of battle and conquest.
They have served the Prince of Excess ever since. The Legion's warsmiths now blend ancient technologies with daemonic gifts, creating terrible war machines and fearsome weapons. Firing self propelled explosive tipped rounds, it is said to be the Emperor's will made manifest. Each self-propelled explosive round is branded with these daemons' own sigils. Stand together or die alone in the 4 player Co-op mode Exterminatus.
Fight against waves of Orks and Chaos to see how long you can surive. Earn experience points and unlock new weapons and abilities that you can use in Co-op and Competitive Multiplayer matches.
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