Just months before its official release,the highly anticipated video game seemingly leaks online. The sequel to the cult-classic third-person shooter has been in development for several long years now and as the player base has grown in size over the last decade, it's quickly shot up the ranks of exciting 2024 releases even for those who may not be familiar with the lore-dense franchise. Despite its launch being just over a month away, it seems has run into an issue a Boltgun can't fix.
Per Insider Gaming, a full dev version of surfaced online with footage of the near-complete build quickly making its way to YouTube. While the source of the leak is currently unknown, several people close to the situation reportedly stated that the early version is about 75GB and is playable in its entirety, including systems that could even allow friends to play together. The video highlighting the leak has since been delisted due to copyright claims as developer Saber Interactive and publisher Focus Entertainment have yet to issue a statement on the situation.
A behind-the-scenes video showing Saber Interactive’s upcoming Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 offers a look at Angel of Death, Captain Titus.
The world of is one of rampant devastation and war which makes it the perfect setting for a video game dedicated to gunning down droves of alien creatures. The original video game, which was released in 2011, earned a decent following for its visceral melee combat and chunky gunplay as players stepped into the role of Captain Titus who embarks upon a quest to slay many Orks and the forces of Chaos. Its campaign was tight and fun while the overall experience was also bolstered by a fantastic multiplayer mode that's still enjoyed a decade later.
As for ,the promotional material portrays the sequel as being a true successor by expanding on everything the original did well and trimming the aspects that were less enjoyable. Rather than battling waves of Orks, the Ultramarines are
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