Probably the best Warhammer game of all time. I strongly recommend buying if you are a fan of the Warhammer games.

The graphics are very good and I really enjoyed following Titus on his journey. The story itself is disappointingly short. Multiplayer quickly lost its appeal as the servers take ages to load. There isn´t enough single player content available to justify the price in my opinion. Wait until you can get it cheap on a Steam sale, play for 10h and throw it on the pile.

as of writing, i probably put in around 350 hours into the game and introduced 5 people to it. we love the gameplay mechanics, different characters and weapons, grinding maps for levels, trying out different perks, so many things to do :) The game sometimes reminds us of WWZ. Another great Saber game. Yes the game does have it's quirks. Occasional disconnections, heavy on CPU (you need something better than a 12400F if you dont want to lose too many fps), sometimes the patches change the game quite abit and sometimes there is an outright lack of detail like people with good PCs should download the 4K textures pack for free and a weapon damage dps chart of sorts, etc. some mechanics are not taught in the game unless you watch Youtube. For example, the difference between parry and block weapons, etc. But all in all, we are kept busy. the devs are devving and the community loves the game so much that they have a lot to say. Both good and bad. I just wish that there was some sort of hel...

This game is turning into garbage. The developers aren’t even glancing at what players want, and they’re tying our hands and feet even more. I don’t understand why I should have to pay about 70,000 won only to get stressed out playing this game. Yes, we wanted stronger enemies, but we never asked to have our hands tied and our weapons turned into trash. New players starting this game might expect a first impression of powerful enemies, waves of foes like a tsunami, and strong, satisfying weapons — but they will be sorely disappointed. This is supposed to be a game where you mow down enemies, but it’s turning into a soulslike, where I’m just dodging instead of fighting like the superhuman warrior I’m supposed to be. If you take damage, you should be able to recover your health; if you’re low on ammo, you should be able to replenish it smoothly — but the game keeps reducing even these basic elements. On higher difficulties, the rewards are poor, there’s no sense of ...

It's a fun game. Great graphics. Content is a little on the lacking side even this far on from release, but it's a solid game. Why negative? Because the game has more loading/connecting screens than gameplay. There's a great game in there but it's brought down to it's knees because of the absolutely insane amount of loading screens. The game's main servers are iffy at best and it can take several minutes of just sitting in the main menu before it even signs you in, so you're unable to do anything until then. Then you have to load to the hub. Then you choose a mission, which almost always makes you spend about 5 minutes connecting/loading into someone else's hub, which you then have to wait for the match to start if it hasn't already. Then you have to spend about 30 seconds loading the loading screen (yes seriously), so that you can then spend anywhere from 20 seconds to 10 minutes connecting to the match. Then it makes you choose your character again, then you get to load in an...

Multiplayer is basically unplayable 50% of the time, if your freetime is valuable, hard pass. I've spent the last two hours getting constantly disconnected while my internet is stable. at this point I've wasted several hours of my free time just trying to play and getting disconnected for no reason other than the game servers are crap, and its been this way for a year now apparently.

Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 promised something new and exciting, especially in terms of gameplay. In reality, the game turned out to be monotonous: endless button-mashing and completing repetitive missions. The only aspect that truly stands out is the rich lore and atmospheric setting of the Warhammer universe. Everything else boils down to grinding the same missions over and over, which quickly becomes exhausting. Verdict: a beautiful world and an intriguing story, but the gameplay leaves much to be desired.

in its current state i will now recommend. survival should have been in since the start and customization still is fairly lacking. but they are on the right track. my biggest complaint is the amount of load screens. its very annoying and feels like your in the load screen more than the game. eg finish a mission, load screen. if the host leaves, load screen. then the other person leaves? load screen. why? join a game? load screen takes 5 minutes. oh they left already. go back to a load screen to go back to "your ship" try to rejoin another that is another load screen. the load screens are terrible.

Since the 8.0 patch unplayable. I love the game, but the devs have mucked it up. EVERY single time connection issues, dont know what they do with the servers, I used to have single pings (and still have in all my other games) and now it is common to have 100+, which makes it unplayable. But what bothers me the most are experiences like last night, when you invest 2hrs + into a siege and reach wave 33 and then the game crashes due to server connection issues.... that is just not acceptable... no rewards, no stats no nothing, not even an auto save or log files or whatever ... F..ck that! I am done until they fix that, its a waste of time, literally!

playing the game on higher difficulties is like a stunlock simulator where your weapons feel like they're useless and the basic tyrranid can tank an entire bolt pistol magazine. Also do you like loading screens? I hope so, because when they happen, they have a habit of sticking around for a while. It's not a bad game, but if you are expecting big things from this in terms of gameplay, you might be dissapointed.