Space Marine 2 Hits Record Low Price for Black Friday

It’s hard to believe, but over ten years have passed since the original burst onto the scene, yet Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 manages to capture the spirit of its predecessor so well. Fans have waited a long time for an update to the beloved cult classic, and Space Marine 2 delivers just that. Now, with Black Friday deals in full swing, you can grab a physical copy of the game for either PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series X at the lowest price we’ve seen so far. While the price drop doesn’t quite extend to the PC version, there’s still a decent deal over on Fanatical, where you can snag a Steam code for $52.79 instead of the regular $59.99.

Space Marine 2 skips the flashy extras that many big action games include these days. It does just fine without them. The game plunges you into the 41st millennium’s war-torn future, following the story of Titus, an Ultramarine who’s been out of action for a couple of centuries but is now called back into service under the Emperor of Mankind.

The Warhammer 40,000 universe is rich and complex. As someone who’s spent years diving into its codices, rulebooks, novels, and even fan theories online, Space Marine 2 stands out for how it immediately draws players in. You don’t need to scour the internet for background information while playing; the game is designed to be approachable. Yet, it never loses that immersive 40K style, showcasing robotic cherubs and machine cult aspirants onboard Titus’ battle barge. The main campaign nails the grand, gothic, and oftentimes absurd vibe of the Imperium of Man, capturing the enormity of the Imperial Guard experience seamlessly.

But let’s be honest, the real thrill of Space Marine 2 lies in its combat. Titus tears through waves of Tyranids with brutal precision, yanking them apart with his gauntlets and crushing them underfoot. With a selection of exciting weapons at your disposal, like a flamethrower perfect for incinerating Rippers or the precision of a laser sniper rifle, the game promises plenty of exhilarating moments.