Warhammer 40k: Space Marine 2has been a smash-hit on just about every platform, carrying thatHelldivers 2effect where every player feels like they’re part of something bigger.
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For those potentially unaware, Warhammer 40k isn’t just an awesome video game series, it’s a tabletop figurine game that can easily eat up thousands of hours of your precious time, as well as leave a sizable hole in your bank balance. To get started you’ll need to pick a faction, and unlike the Space Marine games everyone is on the table. The various Space Marine Chapters, Orks, Tyranids, Chaos Space Marines and many more are all viable options, so you’d usually just pick your favourite or whichever interests you the most.
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After acquiring your figurines you can then paint them however you like and then start your battles, which seem complicated at first but with a bit of practise it’s easy enough to get your head around.
Now I’ve not played Warhammer 40k in years at this point, and even when I did it was for a very brief period because I was more interested in the painting than playing.
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To make matters worseSpace Marine 2has a roadmap of post-launch support, which means I’m going to be playing it for a while. I can already see my willpower wavering as I unlock more and more armour pieces and faction colour-schemes, eventually one of those figurine sets will arrive on my doorstep.
Space Marine 2is a fantastic game, and I’d wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone regardless of your prior knowledge of Warhammer 40k. The only downside is it’s about to unlock a new obsession in me, and I’m sure many others are getting the same urges.
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