
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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as a warhammer lover (not fan) both storyline and gameplay this game is awful
Just finished Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine and damn, what a ride. This game makes you feel like an absolute god of war – a 9-foot tall, power-armored killing machine dropped into the grim darkness of the 41st millennium.  The combat is pure joy. It perfectly blends third-person shooting with brutal melee, and the feedback when you stomp Orks, chainsword a Nob in half, or melt faces with a meltagun is chef’s kiss. Nothing beats revving up that thunder hammer and clearing a room in one satisfying swing. The pacing is excellent too – it constantly throws new weapons, abilities, and enemy types at you so the campaign never gets stale (even if it’s pretty linear).  The atmosphere nails the Warhammer 40k vibe: massive gothic cathedrals, forge worlds under siege, hordes of screaming greenskins, and that constant sense of overwhelming scale. The voice acting is top-tier (especially Titus and the squad banter), and the soundtrack pumps you up for every battle. Even years later, it looks and feels great. The not-so-perfect parts: • Campaign is on the shorter side (~8 hours). • Some repetition in the back half. • Multiplayer is basically dead now.  But honestly, those are minor complaints for how fun and empowering the core loop is. If you’re a 40k fan or just want a straightforward, ultra-violent action game where you get to be the biggest badass in the galaxy, this is essential. For the Emperor. Buy it. Play it. Purge the xenos. 🔥⚔️ (Played on PC – no regrets)
good but a bit short
Można krzyczeć "Za imperatora" i radośnie siekać przeciwnika na kebab. Klasyka, Polecam.
A game that has stood the test of time. Just as with the second game the story is a bit short and finished in a few hours, but the gameplay is just as fun as the second game and in some parts even more fun, I especially enjoyed having 4 weapons to switch between and the cool hero power that made you feel like a Berserker. The story is ok, simple and that is just fine for the setting, it still gets you going to charge for the emperor and that is what is important! I would say get the game on sale simply because you can, it's a old game, it will be on sale during many events, be patient and you can get around 5-8 hours of good fun for a cheap price.
This one still has that potent violence. I'd say it aged very good. I get to be a blue dude, that is named like the FFX Tidus and doesn't look like a emo white middleaged woman and get to do cool violent ♥♥♥♥ with your cool buddies? This game delivers it to you. Get the weapons and beat some of the orcs up. You know orcs have been kinda bad though right? You get to be really cool in your jetpack? Also pretty handsome - you might want to eliminate the charging wizard guys in the level. Just saying. It's awesome.
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Вахаёбы, общий сбор
For the EMPEROR!!!
For a dated game it was fun playing it in 2026.
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