“Space Marine 2 is almost ready,” says Saber Interactive, who explains what they are focusing on with the new Warhammer 40K game.
It’s been many months since Warhammer 40K: Space Marine 2 was presented, thousands of players are waiting for it and what is clear is that this September we will finally be able to play it. Like any game that is close to being released, its developer, Saber Interactiveis publishing interesting details of the third person shootersuch as that they reject micropayments and will offer constant free content on an ongoing basis.
However, one aspect that may not please all players is the Warhammer 40K: Space Marine 2 Open Beta Cancelled, as reported by Saber Interactive on Steam. Although it may seem like bad news at first glance, its developers assure that it is for a good reason. “Space Marine 2 is almost ready. Now we are completely focused on the optimization, polishing and troubleshooting remaining before the launch on September 9,” they indicate.
“This means that We will not be running a public online betaas it would divert development teams from preparing for the full release, and our priority is ensuring the best possible experience at launch. We know that This is a disappointing decision for some of you. As a thank you, those who registered will receive the limited Bolt Pistol skin,” Saber Interactive highlights.
Game modes and features Warhammer 40K Space Marine 2
There are several game modes in Warhammer 40K Space Marine 2, but above all the history mode, whose missions will begin through a hub after speaking with NPCs. He cooperative mode allows players improve your classes and weapons after the experience gained in the missions, although the customization element will also be highlighted. Finally, we also have the PvP Modewhich will have various modalities such as Dominion, King of the Hill and Team Duel, with up to 12 players.
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