Warhammer 40k: Space Marine 3 is in development. Saber Interactive confirmed the news with a press release and a somewhat silly teaser with the star of the last two games that were still in the rain near the logo of the new game. No publication date or no platforms were confirmed.
On March 13, Saber announced Interactive that it had developed a sequel to it Excellent science fiction shooter of the third person Space Marine 2. This game was released almost six months ago, so this confirmation of a sequel is somewhat surprising, especially than as Space Marine 2 Still receives updates and new content.
Here is the teaserWith 16 seconds rain, a logo, a very angry ultramarine-L.-Titus and not much more. But hey, it is technically a trailer for Space Marine 3I guess.
“Today we are happy to be able to tell you that the adventure will continue Space Marine 3“, Said John Bert, Deputy CEO of Focus Entertainment Publishing, in a press release published on the publisher's website.
“The players can look forward to an immersive campaign, a multiplayer mode and innovations that redefine the standards of action games of the third parties. Developed in close cooperation with the Games Workshop, Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 3 the genre will bring new heights by introducing large -scale battles that are even more spectacular. “
Matthew Karch, CEO von Sabre, confirmed in the new press release that the studio “now starts to develop” Space Marine 3. This means that this new sequel is removed for many years, although the fans probably don't have to wait as long as they did Space Marine 2. This game, which was started last year, came 13 years after the first Space marine It came back to Xbox 360, PS3 and PC. While the studio is developing Space Marine 3Kararch promised that the team will continue to “support and grow” Space Marine 2 “In the coming years.”
Later this year, Space Marine 2 It is set to get a new update that adds the much requested Horde mode to protect the third person. The game will also get a new enemy and a new weapon later this year.
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