TPS enders and fans of action games, rejoice, Warhammer 40,000 is a very good stock respectful of the universe of the saga. While Saber's title has not yet won the war against the mastodon Gears, he won a first battle by instilling a fresh wind into a disherent genre. Dynamic and fun, the game enjoys friendly ideas scattered in an expeditious campaign that we travel without time dead up to three players. A treat even if we'd love to have split screen! In many ways, Space Marine 2 benefits from the lack of competitors. Where the Gears clones were legion in the 2006s, playing a multi-GST of this acabit and in this type of universe became rare almost twenty years later, something to revive distant memories of the troubled parties. Not very subtle but incredibly spectacular, the game is full of its eyes despite a reduced content at the launch and which we hope to increase regularly to honour its community of players loyal to the Emperor. Saber can saber champagne as a result of the success of the game and we only have to hope that these benefits will be used for a third more ambitious album in terms of depth and writing. After a fifth half-tone opus, are the days of Gears of War counted?
For
- Beautiful artistic direction
- Graphics licked
- Excellent tribal OST
- CGI Good bill
- Careful staging
- Simple and visceral gameplay
- Fluidity of the character
- Muscle and greying body-to-body
- Respect for fans
- DualSense vibrations
- The multi to three mode
- Impressive enemy swarms
- The hammer and the jetpack!
- HUD à la carte
Against
- Lack of variety
- Weak service life for inflated prices
- Underexploited gameplay
- Level design poor
- Anciently invisible walls
- No split screen!
- Return to mother ship
- Slipper Narration
- Limited secondary modes at the moment





