Space Marine 2 has only delved into one small slice of the tabletop source material’s sprawling grimdark sci-fi fantasy universe, and fans are eager to know where it might head next. While the developers at Saber Interactive haven’t confirmed exactly what Space Marine ’s next chapters will entail,

Egrimm van Horstmann is currently not in line to get his own DLC in Total War: Warhammer 3, according to Creative Assemblys clarification of a little fan misunderstanding.

Space Marine 2 has been incredibly successful, so much so that its developer is already thinking about a sequel and DLC.

Space Marine 2 has only delved into one small slice of the tabletop source material’s sprawling grimdark sci-fi fantasy universe, and fans are eager to know where it might head next. While the developers at Saber Interactive haven’t confirmed exactly what Space Marine’s next chapters will entail,

Developer Saber Interactive will explore the potential for Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 story DLC, and a full sequel, after the game’s early success. Space Marine 2 attracted two million players within a day of its September 9 release for PS5, Xbox Series X/S and PC, according to publisher Focus Interactive.

While the first two Space Marine games have followed the exploits of Ultramarines, story DLC for the sequel could feature a radically different party.

Space Marines 2’ developer Saber Interactive is already thinking about possible DLCs and future games in the series. The third-person-shooter only released on 9 September, though the company’s CEO Tim Willits has revealed game director Dmitry Grigorenko has already “proposed some story ideas that could either be DLC or a sequel”.

The Space Marine 2 developers are already thinking about ideas for DLC - and a potential Space Marine 3. Speaking to IGN, Saber Interactive CCO Tim Willits explains that game director Dmitry Grigorenko has already "proposed some story ideas that could either be DLC or a sequel,