Speedy delivery. Secure packaging. The game itself is enjoyable. Very short play through on the storyline, I'd suggest highest difficulty setting. The real meat and potatoes is in the Multiplayer Co-op and PVP modes. Lot's of DLC and customization of your Space Marine available.

This was my 1st experience into the world of Warhammer. I didn't really know what to expect....but I was happily surprised! Its a 3rd person shooter (which I like) the story mode was fun, and kept you intrested in the. It has a nice multiplayer mode.

The Warhammer franchise is a well-known if yet still surprisingly niche-like universe. A world of eternal war between races familiar and not, spanning over thousands of years of bloodshed in the name of conquest -- with thick British accents and an overt sincerity to character that most fiction...

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.

I have to agree with the review of this game being a little bit on the straight forward side. Played some levels so far, and it seems that gameplay is the same. But it is still a good mindless fun if you want to kill hordes of orcs coming your way.

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

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.

Space Marine's story opens high above the planet Graia, a forge world where much of the Imperial armies' weapons are manufactured. These include the ultimate war machine: Warlord class Titans - think MechAssault, but 3 times bigger. The planet is under siege from an invading Ork fleet.

The premise of Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine (Xbox 360 , PS3 , PC) is titanic on a couple of fronts. A third-person action game taking place in a brutal, 41st millennium science fiction setting, it puts you in the shoes of Captain Titus, leader of the human Ultramarines, the Emperor's chosen armies...

"In the grim darkness of the far future there is only war" is the strap-line that describes life in the 41st millennium. Humanity, having expanded across the galaxy, faces destruction not only from within, but also against nightmarish and brutal aliens.