How Often Warhammer 40K: Space Marine 2 Will Get Updates
has steadily been receiving new content since it launched in September 2024. From new weapons, modes, enemy types, and maps, so much has been added to keep players busy. It's been an extremely generous offering, especially as all of these updates — outside of some new cosmetics for specific factions — have been completely free. However, it has kept the community alive and strong, much to the delight of Saber Interactive, the game's developer.
Of course, despite all the amazing content that's already been added, players are eager to know what will be added to in 2025. Fortunately, Saber Interactive has outlined a lot of the upcoming features, and when players can roughly expect to get them. Naturally, those curious to know not only when the next update will drop, but what it will include, will be very happy.
Saber Interactive recently posted an update about2025 roadmap via a lengthy breakdown of all the upcoming features on Focus Entertainment's website. In this update, the developer explained that a lot is coming to over the coming months, and offered a more up-to-date roadmap image detailing all the new features fans can get excited about. However, most importantly,Saber Interactive also confirmed that new major updates for will be roughly two months apart from one another, explaining:
has been out for 4 months, and your continued enthusiasm means the world to us. We’re not done with it! You can expect updates every two months. We’d love to do more, but we’re committed to delivering polished updates, which takes time and care! Thank you for your patience, understanding, and unwavering support.
This is largely in keeping with its current release strategy, with receiving major updates within just its first four months. Saber Interactive initially had to work hard to iron out any major issues and implement some much-needed quality-of-life changes before it could begin introducing new features. However, thanks to impressive sales numbers, it is able to push out
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