Taking in the objective way in gaming without doubts space marine deserves a 9/10, inmersive campaign and very well done co op and multiplayer. I wont say it is a perfect game cause, most of the time the camera is a bit tricky so you must to get experienced with that.

So… 'Space Marine'? It's like calling a football game 'Ball Kick Goal', or a Michael Bay movie 'Explosion!', sounding more a scoff of derision from a sci-fi hating forumite sick of green-armored future soldiers than the name of a bona-fide THQ tentpole release.

The Warhammer series has been the subject of several games for decades now, but Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine is probably one of the most anticipated. And it's a pleasure to say this installment doesn't disappoint, for the most part.

Time to smash skulls and cause chaos…with honour The occupation ‘Space Marine' is thrown around so much on our consoles nowadays that the career is practically the future's equivalent of ‘Shoe Sales Assistant'.

Nice blend of melee combat and shooter action; Nice story and characters; Plenty of online unlockables

Doesn't throw up too many surprises and ends up rather linear; Lack of variety in enemies; Some stocky animations constantly tip battles out of your favour; Only two multi-player modes

Space Marine offers some fun game play that can get dull and monotonous at times but the presentation and soundtrack makes for a tolerable title. Online play allows player to customize their characters as well bring in new players up to speed rather quickly while at the same time not take away too...

Space Marine impressed the heck out of me, especially considering the fact that the last time we saw Relic develop for a console, it was the abysmal Outfit from back in 2006. Since then, they have honed their craft, working on PC only and cranking out strictly strategy titles in the form of four...

Space Marines in the Warhammer 40,000 universe are awesome. They're stronger than normal humans, better armed and more armored than regular soldiers. They also border on immortal since they age far slower than normal humans and are far harder to kill.

simple controls; story is pretty good; gorgeous visuals; solid RPG-style multiplayer; high level of customization in the multiplayer

Hit detection can go weird; Chaos really just seems kind of tacked on in the story; very linear and ultramarines again

Space marines have become a bit of an industry cliché. You know the ones - blokes in big power suits armed with guns the size of an armchair, often slightly balding and they always speak in gruff, serious voices while scowling.

Strategy is well matched with the Warhammer tabletop game, but being a fast paced third-person action game, Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine requires much less in the way of thought and, consequently, will be unfamiliar to many fans of the source material.

" Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine " is a fantastic piece of fan service that offers an amazing action game in its own right with beautiful art and audio design. The blend of guns and melee is executed better here than in any other game I can think of, and the rich fiction is boiled down well to...