
In Warhammer 40,000 Space Marine you are Captain Titus, a Space Marine of the Ultramarines chapter and a seasoned veteran of countless battles.
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Languages: English*, French*, German*, Italian*, Spanish - Spain*, Russian*, Czech, Polish, Dutch*languages with full audio support
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Продукт очень хорошо сохранился до наших дней, и в целом а не понимаю сути того что относительно недавно выходил ремастер. Озвучка приятная, управление "тяжёлое" и намеро наказывает что выиграете за ебучую "машины погибели" ))). Онлайн хоть во многом и мёртв, но всё же я смог опробовать некоторые его аспекты, и мне в общем понравилась. Особенно мне понравился левел дизайн, массивной и точно проработанной архитектуры. Продукт рекомендую всем !
Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine is a game that perfectly exemplifies 2011 era gaming. Let me start by saying that I can absolutely see why the game was popular when it first released. The game’s main focus, making you feel like an unstoppable force for the Imperium , is executed wonderfully. Whenever you enter an area packed with enemies and start mowing them down, the gameplay feels perfectly suited for it. Unfortunately, those exciting combat sections are separated by long stretches of running through empty hallways and waiting on elevators with nothing to do. I swear half my playtime was spent sprinting through barren corridors. Then, midway through the game, several enemy types are introduced that drain the fun out of the combat entirely, mainly the rocket enemies and the demons. The UI has also aged poorly, as have the clunky controls. That’s enough about the negatives, though, so what does the game do well? I love games that throw you directly into their worlds instead of burying you under pages of exposition. The approach here is very much, “Here’s our universe, go look things up yourself if you want to learn more.” The weapons all feel fantastic, and around halfway through the game there are some genuinely tough decisions about which ones to carry. The story itself is extremely barebones: protect this target, move this item from point A to point B, then take it back to point A and use it there. After that, go finish off the enemies. That’s pretty much the entire plot. Overall, the game probably would have earned a much higher score from me if I had played it back in 2011, but today it mostly feels like a relic of its era. And that’s not even mentioning the constant crashing issues that both I and many other players experienced. I literally had to download a random file linked in a YouTube video and add it to the game’s files just to get it to launch. All in all, I’d give the game a 4/10. I’d only recommend playing it if you want more background on the universe before jumping into Space Marine 2.
si esta bien, se me bugeuo al final pero para pasar el rato esta bien, espero que la secuela se extraordinariamente mejor, FOR THE EMPEROR
nach 19 sztd crash ohne debug asussagen. einfach scheisse, so mit nutzern umzugehen
Titus é foda!
Meu primeiro jogo da franquia. Achei de outro mundo, literalmente. A história é bem envolvente ao ponto de você sentir as emoções mediante aos acontecimentos. É um jogo relaxante kkkk ficar matando os Orc's safados. Eu gostei tanto que já comprei o 2. Valeu cada centavo.
Кто стар как я скачивайте, молодёжь идите играйте боблокс.
💘Chuck Norris Aprova esse jogo!💘
Juego interesante, caótico y divertido (Recomiendo jugando en difícil) ***Lastima que ya no existe el matchmaking y esos logros son imposibles de conseguir***
I really loved the game, both the story and the gameplay. It is surprising how well this game has aged after more than 15 years. However, the game has known bugs, some quite annoying (like complete crashes of the game at certain specific moments due to resolution issues on modern computers); servo-skulls that disappear, preventing you from listening to the audio logs or getting the related achievement; the character sometimes gets stuck in place, for example on mounted machine guns, forcing you to reload from the last checkpoint... All of this would be acceptable, given how old the game is, but for a price tag of 36€ (as of now) I find it unacceptable. You will most likely enjoy this game, but please be aware of all of the above and only buy it when it is greatly discounted!
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