
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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Hours played at review time, across 617 reviews with recorded playtime.
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This game was my entry point into the Warhammer 40K universe, and overall, I can say I’m pretty happy with that. The game definitely shows its age in some places, but it is still very playable and fun today. The combat is solid, the story was interesting enough, and the enemy variety is actually pretty good. That said, near the end, the game starts throwing the strongest and most annoying enemies at you a bit too often, which got tiring after a while. It didn’t ruin the game, but it did make some sections feel more exhausting than exciting. The jetpack parts, though, were incredibly fun and easily one of the highlights. The boss fights were probably the weakest part for me. The bosses themselves are not really hard, and most of the difficulty comes from the game dumping a million minions into the arena. The final boss especially was pretty bad. QTE bosses are definitely something I’m glad we mostly left in the past. Some parts also felt a little too dependent on just sending more and more enemies at you. For such a linear, action-heavy game, I would have liked a few more creative action sequences outside of regular combat. Still, even with those issues, I had a good time with it. It’s not amazing, but it was a fun and satisfying introduction to the universe. 7/10 - A good game.
Muy buen juego infravalorado con una buena dificultad
I'm a huge (new) fan of 40k and I really enjoyed Space Marine. Total power fantasy of playing an Ultramarine and killing innumerable number of orks and beasties! Very linear and straightforward, but its a fun ride from start to finish (with a couple of rather big difficulty spike throughout)! Highly recommend!
A great, fun, fantastic game to play. This is my first 40K game and introduction to the lore. I can't wait to eventually play Space Marine 2. Initially wouldn't start on my system, but adding a DLL file from GitHub that the community recommended solved the problem. Only experienced two crashes while playing. Had to hard reset my computer, but other than those two, game ran flawlessly. Another thing I liked was being able to complete the whole game in about 10 hours. There's still more to do if I want to collect more achievements, but overall I feel very satisfied. I love a long game, especially if the narrative is well done, but it's nice to be able to complete a game in one or two weekends.
Pinshi juego Vergas, puro imperio y no M4madas
the emperor protects
Если хотите пройти эту часть перед второй - не надо. Игра не гримдарковая, кривая, я бы даже сказал неинтересная. Озвучка плохого качества, локации пустые, бои недрайвовые (особенно на высокой сложности), импакт у болтеров минимальный, при этом игра ближний бой вообще никак не поощряет. В общем, 6 часов тупой боли ради возможности пройти сюжет самостоятельно за 300 рублей. Даже для 2010 года игра 6/10.
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