Warhammer 40K: Space Marine 2 2025 Roadmap - Salamander Champion & PvE, PvP Updates
New content is coming for throughout 2025, and it promises to enrich all the game's modes. initially launched in September 2024, and the developers at Saber Interactive briefly outlined a roadmap for new content to be added to the game post-launch.
Saber has now provided more details on the new content players can look forward to throughout 2025. All the game's main modes have been addressed, with major additions coming to the game's PvE and PvP multiplayer modes in the form of new maps, enemies, cosmetics, and an all-new playable Champion.
On publisher Focus Entertainment's website, the devs start off by apologizing to PvP fans who have felt underserved by their support for the mode so far and promise an influx of new content specifically for 's competitive multiplayer. First and foremost, a new PvP map is coming, one designed around a network of narrow passages that will encourage more of a focus on melee combat. More excitingly, custom PvP lobbies will be added to in patch 7.0, allowing players to tweak the parameters for their games and customize things like the score caps and class limits per team.
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The other multiplayer mode in will also be getting some love as the game's PvE mode will be receiving new content as well. New enemy types, new Operations, and a new difficulty mode will all be added in 2025, plus a new Prestige Rank allowing players to further upgrade their preferred classes. On top of that, a newly-minted Horde mode – as promised in Saber's initial roadmap for will also be coming later in the year and promises to add a new kind of challenge to the game.
Saber's blog post also teased the next Champion skin being added to the game, hailing from the Salamander Chapter. The new Champion will be joining as a sniper, providing an alternate look for those playing the class. While acknowledging that the
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