Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine

Warhammer 400.000: Space Marinade is the best game ever made. It's about a guy on his journey to learn how to respect different cultures, especially the one of the orc people. He fails with that. But meanwhile you can shoot, smash, slice and burn them all, so there are absolutely no limits to the imagination, none whatsoever. Afterwards, all of them are dead. And that is an imortant lesson we can all learn from.

I tried using both the GOG installer and offline installer and the game does not start. Please look into this

I run in to the Problem of not starting at all because of having more than 8 cores There is a fix for it https://github.com/adrian-lebioda/SpaceMarineCoreFix Found it via Steam https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2023164262 But if I buy it on GOG i expect the fix be part of the game. (keeping old games alive???) Then I also needed to run the game with admin rights. --> 1 Star removed The Game itself is a 4/5, simple solid story. Hast a lot of fun parts, slashing orks and later chaos, i don't like it if you can't jump at all and the limitations of only 4 weapons would have loved to rotate through the whole arsenal.

After playing through Space Marine 2, I decided to go back and play the original and was happy to find it here for FAR cheaper than the Anniversary Edition on Steam. The game holds up quite well and plays great. That being said, I had to go into my Nvidia Control Panel and manually limit the framerate to 60fps as if it's allowed to run as fast as it can, it was causing black screens after the first in-game cutscene. Played it on a 7800x3d with a 4090 and Windows 10.

I would give it 6-7 on 10, so it makes 3 stars and maybe a half. If you're WH40k fan - add a star (but if you are a fan, you' ve played that game already). If it is on a sale add half a star - so it makes 4 stars then. Otherwise it's 3, because 130PLN it's definitely too much. It didn't age that well. Played it on high difficulty, and took it slow (sightseeing, you know) - it took me about 11 hours to finish. Game is linear as a blaster shot. Basically it is a large corridor. + Fights are quite good. Shooting has decent "umpf!" to it, Melee is acceptable. I like difficulty level and enemies AI - they tend to fight more or less reasonable. + It is well paced and has nice fluidity. There is no boredom. + Ruined city with monumental architecture has some nice views. + Weapons variety and carrying system - I find it interesting. You have to gamble a bit which weapon will be more useful later. - Story is predictible. Not bad, rather Wh40k standard, but I have feeling that it is lazy written. There is no depth in any single character. There is also plot hole concerning main character which is completely unexplained, but it is important part of a story. - Some enemies are too bullet spongy for me - I would prefer just more if them, otherwise you have feeling that your mighty bolter is not that mighty as you thought. - Graphics are average at best, even for a 2011. - Technically there are some flaws like invisible walls, movement is a little clunky and you could be blocked by some minor obstructions (annoying in fights sometimes); two times picked servoskull didn't play message, something like this. - Game is a little obscure in descriptions. It is not a major flaw, but I'd prefer to have weapons descriptions in game - and not need to search internet for differences between, i.e. chainsword or poweraxe. - Final boss fight is unsatisfying as... sth very unsatisfying. It is QTE and I was disappointed at the end.