
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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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.
jogaso do senhor caralho quando estiver na promoção eu super recomendo comprar essa porra de jogo bom do caralho
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Rip and tear, until it is done. The combat feels a bit wanky, as you can get 1 shot/melted out of nowhere, and that's on normal difficulty. The last boss fight is insanity. Overall though, great game. It put a smile on my face.
This is a charming game from a bygone era of console Gears-of-War-likes. It's very hammy, very shlocky, doesn't control great on Keyboard and Mouse, but it's notable for being basically the first good Warhammer 40k related action game, and its hamminess kind of lends itself to the 40k setting. The gameplay itself is kind of horrible, and it's aged very poorly. Most notably the game is at odds with itself in how it's been designed vs how you're intended to play the game. To put it shortly, in order to recover health you need to kill enemies in execution animations that take away control over your character for several seconds, however you are NOT invulnerable while these animations are happening, and you can and frequently are killed while mid-animation. The game seems to want to encourage you to just plow headfirst into stacks of enemies and turn everything into a bloody blender, and has the mechanics to support it, but at the same time you can't really do that because of your lack of damage invulnerability and there being a bunch of bomb-Squigs that instakill you if you get close, and spawn constantly. This means you just kind of end up hanging back and shooting everything with your bolter, and the shooting mechanics are.... Dull. Sum total I think it would have been worth it despite the gameplay shortcomings, because I liked Space Marine 2 and wanted to at least play through the first one, but I encountered a hard lock that stopped me from progressing past the first hour and a half of the game: There's a cutscene that just causes the game to crash no matter what I do, so it's impossible to actually finish the story, which is disappointing. I don't recommend anyone get this on a modern Windows 10 PC, because the game just... doesn't work. This isn't the game's fault (It's 15 years old) but I still recommend that people be aware of this and not waste their money.
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“We have come, we are death”
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