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Warhammer 40K: Space Marines 2 has only explored a small part of the sprawling, dark sci-fi fantasy universe of the tabletop source material, and fans are excited to see where it might go next. While the developers at Saber Interactive have not yet confirmed exactly what Space MarineWhat the next chapters will bring, new story ideas for DLC and a sequel are already being discussed internally.
“Our game director Dmitry Grigorenko has suggested some story ideas that could appear either as DLC or a sequel,” said Tim Willits, Chief Creative Officer of Saber Interactive. IGN in a new interview. “We are literally just catching our breath. That was two weeks ago. We just need to settle the dust. But I can say with confidence that we have Warhammer fans in the future. It’s too big an achievement! I know that’s a given, but hopefully we will work on it Space Marine Content for a long time.”
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Space Marines 2 is expected to be the first of its new character classes in a free update in the near futurewith content continuing to be added via subsequent updates. However, when it comes to a full-fledged expansion and sequel, there are still plenty of factions, wars, and touchstones in the series’ deep lore for the studio to draw on. And while it’s still very, very early days, it’s clear that Saber is already on board to Space Marines 3“We’ll just have to find out,” Willits said. “I’d love to, yes… yes, yes, yes! There are so many different factions… there are other chapters that are interesting too…”
The former studio head of id Software said the game’s success “changes everything we do in the future.” Saber Interactive, the World War Z: Aftermath and the SnowRunner And Mud Runner Series, also working on Toxic Command by John Carpenter and, buried somewhere in its extensive network of studios, a previously teased remake of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic after taking over the project from Aspyr Media.
Space Marines 2The success of was also reassuring for the fans, as it was achieved without the Old-school shooter into a modern open-world adventure or live service gameAnd although Willits played well and looked great, he said IGN The game cost less than half the production cost Eternal fate.
