SEGA and Relic Entertainment announced Warhammer 40K Space Marine Master Crafted Edition during the Warhammer Skulls Livestream. This remaster brings back the 2011 original game with major improvements for modern systems. SneakyBox developed the updated version, which launches June 10th on computers and Xbox Series X/S consoles. The game costs 39 dollars and 99 cents across digital stores. Xbox Game Pass subscribers can play immediately at launch without extra charges.
No PlayStation 5 version exists currently, but it might arrive later as a timed exclusive deal. The remaster features 4K resolution support and completely redone audio tracks. SneakyBox improved character models and textures throughout the entire campaign. Control schemes received updates to match modern gaming standards. All downloadable content from the original release comes with the Master Crafted Edition.
Space Marine 2 became one of last year's biggest gaming successes for the franchise. The remaster helps new players experience the first game without dealing with outdated graphics and systems. Fans can wishlist the game on Steam, Xbox, and Epic Games Store right away. The Warhammer Skulls event also revealed Dark Heresy as the next role-playing game from Owlcat Games. Both announcements show strong support for the Warhammer 40K gaming universe.
No PlayStation 5 version exists currently, but it might arrive later as a timed exclusive deal. The remaster features 4K resolution support and completely redone audio tracks. SneakyBox improved character models and textures throughout the entire campaign. Control schemes received updates to match modern gaming standards. All downloadable content from the original release comes with the Master Crafted Edition.
Space Marine 2 became one of last year's biggest gaming successes for the franchise. The remaster helps new players experience the first game without dealing with outdated graphics and systems. Fans can wishlist the game on Steam, Xbox, and Epic Games Store right away. The Warhammer Skulls event also revealed Dark Heresy as the next role-playing game from Owlcat Games. Both announcements show strong support for the Warhammer 40K gaming universe.
