Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 has launched its first public test server showcasing update 7.0, releasing new features for players on PC. The update introduces a new PvE mission called Exfiltration, a secondary weapon—the Inferno Pistol—and prestige ranks tailored for endgame content. Private PvP lobbies and multiple customization options have been added for fans of the Warhammer 40K universe, including vibrant new colors and increased rewards in PvP matches. Significant balance alterations expand the weapon variety for all classes and enhance gameplay quality, addressing issues like a griefing problem in missions. Developers also laid to rest rumors of a live service model while hinting at a forthcoming horde mode to increase replayability.
What new features are included in Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 update 7.0?Update 7.0 introduces a new PvE mission, the Exfiltration, the Inferno Pistol as a new secondary weapon, and prestige ranks for endgame content. Customization options have been enhanced with new colors and increased PvP rewards, alongside balance changes that expand weapon selections for all classes.
Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 is a sequel focusing on the iconic Space Marines, from Games Workshop's expansive Warhammer 40,000 universe, which revolves around epic conflicts set in a dystopian future. Players step into the action-packed boots of a Space Marine, battling against various factions in gorgeous environments inspired by the franchise's brutal lore. This game builds upon its predecessor by amplifying combat mechanics, world-building, and storytelling aspects that fans adore.
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It’s great to see the devs doubling down on what makes Warhammer 40K so fun—big guns, bigger explosions, and endless customization. The new PvE mission and horde mode tease are solid additions, but the real win here is the balance tweaks that keep the gameplay fresh without losing that signature grimdark vibe.
Nice to see Space Marine 2 getting some love with Update 7.0—adding a horde mode later sounds like a perfect excuse to dive back in and purge some heretics. The new Inferno Pistol and prestige ranks are cool, but honestly, I’m just here for the over-the-top Warhammer chaos and bolter porn.