Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 News

Space Marine 2 is getting cosmetics for sad space vampires and cool bikers, as well as an endless PvE Siege mode

Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 got a chunky announcement during today's Warhammer Skulls event. Siege Mode, an endless PvE mission type, will be added to the game across all platforms for free on June 26. The pefect option for those wanting to take on the horde.

Your brief for the May Community Event

[h3]Brace yourselves, Space Marines![/h3]

The May Community Event starts on May 14 and ends on the 21st!
Throughout the event, Requisition rewards are increased by 50%

[h3]The Emperor Protects.[/h3]

Warhammer Skulls returns on May 22 with a drop pod full of reveals around Space Marine 2, Darktide and more

Warhammer Skulls is back from the Warp, and will be landing on your computer screens very soon. Starting May 22, a festival of Warhammer-themed game news, reveals, and juicy discounts will pop up in this annual event, promising some updates on recent hits like Space Marine 2, Rogue Trader, and Darktide.

From Fallout to Project Zomboid, Cyberpunk 2077 and Stardew Valley, some of the greatest PC games are also those with the biggest, most vibrant modding communities. Since it was released in September of last year, Space Marine 2 has been overhauled, refreshed, and reimagined thanks to some visionary creations by its players, but making mods for the Warhammer 40k shooter is a huge uphill struggle. Or at least it was, until now. Thanks to Saber, which has just released its entire internal toolkit, Space Marine 2 mods have just been set loose.

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New Space Marine 2 mod lets you play co-op with 12 people, and it's utter chaos

The true allure of Warhammer 40k: Space Marine 2 is the chaos, whether or not the Emperor's keen to admit it. Xeno guts fly. Chainswords roar. Your comrades bark orders or fall at your side. Amid the death and destruction, there's a sense of pure exhilaration; of life. But, at the moment, you can only experience the heat of battle with two other friends as part of a three-person squad. What if you could experience it as a twelve-stack? Well, modder 'Warhammer Workshop' has answered your prayers, and it's chaos of the best kind (not that there is a good kind, of course).