Space Marine is the latest video game set in the popular Warhammer 40k universe. I was interested in giving the title a go as I used to be a big fan of the Games Workshop table top game it is based on.

Good graphics/sound that capture the spirit of Warhammer; nice selection of weapons

The main campaign could be longer; disappointing final boss; combat can get repetitive

Graphically flawless and a great idea of blending hack n slash with a shoot 'em up. However the camera angles and some of the shooting stages let this game down. Combine this with a linear and quite disinteresting story and the sense the game thinks the player is a moron (I only need to be told 'O'...

Graphics are ok the campain is far to short as i have completed it, the way the landscape is set out and the way you have to follow it is a lilttle deprssing as i excepted for there to be more free will.

Before I hit my teens I used to play Dungeons and Dragons with a few friends on a weekly basis. We're not talking about a videogame here; we're talking pencils, paper and dice – the old school method.

Warhammer 40k: Space Marine may be a massive departure from previous games in the franchise, and while it is far from original it still provides some seriously satisfying combat and set peices.

The Warhammer series has been around for decades, but this latest iteration fails to continue the proud tradition in any meaningful way.

Captures the scale of the Warhammer 40,000 universe; Visceral melee combat is immediately engaging; A huge suite of character customisation options in multiplayer

Combat quickly becomes repetitive and can even prove frustrating; Predictable characterisation; Linear plot and linear level design

You get to kick some ass as an Adeptus Astartes… A Space Marine of the Ultramarines chapter. The game lets you either really do some damage in the solo campaign as the Captain shown on the cover, with some bloody gore soaked beat-em-up moves, and in multiplayer go against each other, or team up with...

To ensure a continuous bloodbath, ammo and grenades have been strategically placed across levels. This helps to keep up the war spirit, even though some brawls might not be as exhilarating.

Gratifying combat and bloodshed; Interesting storyline; Wide array of weapons; Well-crafted graphics; Superior audio production; Captain Titus' voice acting

Relentless need to unleash finishing moves to gain health; Somewhat linear environments; Brief campaign; Average dialogue; Occasional camera hiccups

This game is awesome and you can play single player campaign which is very good and i completed it in 15 to 18 hours on my first playthrough on easy difficulty, depends on your play style and it also has multiplayer which is the best part.so i am fully satisfied with my money spent on warhammer.go...

Challenging; Easy to learn; Fun To Play; Good Audio; Graphics; Multiplayer

You gotta just keep killing in this game you cannot stop you stop killing Orcs GAME OVER this really does keep you on your toes.