Henry Cavill has provided a fresh update on his Warhammer 40kadaptation, which is currently being developed as a TV show for Amazon Prime Video. Henry Cavill's Warhammer 40k show has been in various stages of development for years, with Cavill finally confirming that the show is moving forward in December 2024. The Superman star is spearheading the series as a ion project, having been a long-time fan of the franchise, and will produce and star in it. 5k3o1p

There's no doubt that Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 has taken the series to unprecedented heights by introducing more mainstream appeal, and it's far from everything the series has to offer. From complex strategy games, turn-based combat, card games, and first-person shooters, there's no shortage of gameplay variety when it comes to Warhammer 40,000 games. While I'm still looking forward to what the future holds for the Space Marine series, I can't help but be distracted by the unique offerings the series has to offer.

After the success of its follow-up entry that set new records for the franchise, the original Space Marine is getting a shiny new port to celebrate the origins of the series with the Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine - Master Crafted Edition. While the enhanced edition isn't a full-blown remake, it still offers several remastered features that make it more than worth revisiting. Whether you've played countless hours of the original Space Marine, just the sequel, or are completely new to the series, the Master Crafted Edition offers the ultimate way to experience one of the highest-rated Warhammer games yet.

Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 has not slowed down since its launch last year, and yet another major patch is bringing a brand-new game mode: Siege. This horde mode is the highlight of Patch 8, but it's not the only new content coming to the game. Space Marine 2 is continuing its gradual spotlighting of each Adeptus Astartes chapter, with cosmetics for two more coming to the game alongside Siege Mode.

Since it launched last year, Warhammer 40,000 Space Marine 2 has strictly ed only three-player co-op for the campaign and PvE Operations, but a new mod increases that limit to let 12 players fight the Imperium's foes together. The mod is certainly impressive, and adds some new variety to the game, but the developers at Saber Interactive are adamant that Space Marine 2 is sticking to its three-person limit.

Warhammer 40,000 is updating several iconic Space Wolves characters, with the indomitable Logan Grimnar receiving his first new model in over 10 years. Earlier this year, Games Workshop revealed that the Space Wolves, a group of Warhammer 40K Space Marines that draws heavy inspiration from Vikings and Norse mythology, would receive a massive new line revamp later this year. While the rank-and-file Space Wolves were revealed last month, a new second wave of models will be ing them, featuring several iconic characters from the lauded Space Marines chapter.

The iconic Warhammer 40KSpace Marine Drop Pod vehicle is being remade into an easier-to-build kit, although reactions to the changes appear to be mixed. Warhammer 40K has dozens of factions, each with its own style of gameplay on the tabletop. Many armies rely on vehicles to quickly move into enemy territory to either obtain crucial battlefield positions or push towards objective markers. Battlefield transports are often the difference between victory and defeat, especially when it comes to successfully pulling off a deep strike maneuver during a skirmish.

The Space Wolves are the latest Warhammer 40,000faction to get a massive refresh of miniatures, as the game prepares to return to the classic battlefield of Armageddon. Warhammer 40K's robust miniatures line is constantly added to and refined by Games Workshop. Typically, armies receive either a new unit or model around the release of their codex. However, in certain circumstances, an army will receive a major refresh, usually updating the models for the first time in a decade or longer.

A terrifying Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 foe is getting a new miniature thanks to a Warhammer 40,000 spinoff game. Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team is a smaller version of Warhammer 40,000 that involves small groups of operatives fighting over specific objectives. Instead of armies that comprise dozens of new miniatures, Kill Teams typically have a dozen or fewer miniatures. The game has become a testing ground for specialized units and detachments, and the newest box set is bringing in a much-feared Tyranid foe straight out of the third-person shooter Space Marine 2.

Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Tradereffectively allows for three different character alignments: Dogmatic, Heretical, and Iconoclast. Each of these represents a very particular worldview, and many of your story and dialogue choices contribute to one or the other. There's a little more nuance than that, as you can ultimately contribute to multiple alignments over the course of a single playthrough, eventually winding up somewhere in the middle. However, most players eventually commit to one ideology or the other, going further down that path than any others.