Now here is a pleasant surprise. Saber Interactive has just released an official 4K Texture Pack for Warhammer 40K: Space Marine 2. This pack is 90GB in size, and it is free to all owners of the base game. So, if you own it and your GPU has enough VRAM, you should definitely get it.
Warhammer 40K: Space Marine 2 is powered by Saber Interactive’s proprietary engine. This engine was also used in World War Z which ran extremely well on PC. And, as we’ve reported, an NVIDIA RTX 4090 can run it with 60fps at Native 4K on Ultra settings.
The game does not support NVIDIA DLSS 3 or AMD FSR 3.0 at launch. However, Saber plans to add them via a post-launch update. Sadly, there is no ETA on when this update will come out.
Warhammer 40K: Space Marine 2 seems pretty optimized on PC. Well, that is if you use a modern-day CPU. After all, the game pushes A LOT of enemies on screen. Regarding its GPU requirements, an NVIDIA RTX2080Ti can push 60fps at 1080p/Ultra.
Another thing to note is that Space Marine 2 does not use the Denuvo anti-tamper tech. This is great news as some may have thought that piracy would be a big issue here. The game also had a peak of 225K concurrent players on Steam, meaning that it has sold well on PC. It also has Mostly Positive reviews on Steam.
Since I’ve finished the campaign, I can say that I really enjoyed it. This is a fan third-person action game with lots of enemies on screen. And when I say lots of enemies, I mean LOTS OF ENEMIES.
Since I’ve finished the campaign, I can say that I really enjoyed it. This is a fan third-person action game with lots of enemies on screen. And when I say lots of enemies, I mean LOTS OF ENEMIES.
It’s also worth noting that Space Marine 2 has been a commercial success for both Saber and Focus Entertainment. From what I know, the devs are already looking into developing a sequel for it.
You can download this official 4K Texture Pack from this link.
Have fun!
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