Saber Interactive has revealed that plans for a Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 sequel and potential DLC are already in the works. Fans of the Warhammer franchise, who've been eagerly awaiting this follow-up since its announcement at The Game Awards 2021, now have even more to look forward to. With the Warhammer universe growing rapidly, the success of Space Marine 2 has further fueled the franchise’s momentum, and it appears that the game’s future holds exciting possibilities.
Space Marine 2's Record-Breaking Success
Upon its release, Space Marine 2 quickly shattered sales records for Saber Interactive, becoming the studio’s fastest-selling game. This success outpaced even iconic titles like Quake and Doom, which the developer had previously worked on. The overwhelming popularity of Space Marine 2 not only met but exceeded expectations, solidifying its place as a major focus for the developer moving forward.
Saber Interactive Already Has Story Ideas for DLC and Sequel
In a recent interview with IGN, Tim Willits, Chief Creative Officer of Saber Interactive, shed light on what might come next for Space Marine 2. He revealed that the game’s director, Dimitry Grigorenko, has already pitched story ideas that could evolve into either DLC or a full-fledged sequel. Though the team is currently taking a breather after the game’s successful launch, it's clear that plans for future expansions are already under consideration.
Willits shared, “We're literally just catching our breath,” but assured fans that they will not be disappointed. The success of Space Marine 2 has paved the way for potential new content, and it seems some key characters from the game's campaign could take center stage in any upcoming expansions.
New Classes and Multiplayer Updates
In addition to potential story expansions, fans of Space Marine 2 can look forward to multiplayer updates. Willits hinted that new classes are in development, which should offer fresh dynamics for the game's multiplayer mode. Saber Interactive is committed to keeping the game engaging and believes that adding these classes could enhance replayability and extend the game's lifespan.