Warhammer 40K: Space Marine 2 getting an animated sequel in Amazon’s new Secret Level series
Nice console games Warhammer
40K:
Space
Marine
2
has
only
been
out
a
couple
of
months,
but
already
a
sequel’s
on
the
horizon
–
albeit
not
in
the
way
you
might
immediately
assume.
Games
Workshop
has
confirmed
Warhammer
40K’s
appearance
in
Amazon’s
upcoming
Secret
Level
series
will
take
the
form
of
an
animated
Space
Marine
2
sequel.
Secret
Level,
if
you’re
unfamiliar,
is
a
new
15-episode
animated
anthology
series
from
the
creators
of
Netflix’s
Love,
Death
&
Robots,
with
each
episode
featuring
“original
stories
set
within
the
worlds
of
some
of
the
most
beloved
video
games”.
Those
games
include
Armored
Core,
Concord,
Crossfire,
Dungeons
&
Dragons,
Exodus,
Honor
of
Kings,
Mega
Man,
New
World:
Aeternum,
Pac-Man,
Sifu,
Spelunky,
The
Outer
Worlds,
Unreal
Tournament,
a
variety
of
PlayStation
Studios
games,
and,
of
course,
Warhammer
40K.
All
that
we
already
knew,
but
in
a
post
on
the
Warhammer
Community
website
(thanks
IGN),
Games
Workshop
now
shared
more
on
the
franchise’s
upcoming
Secret
Level
episode.
For
starters,
it’ll
be
directed
by
Tim
Miller,
with
Dave
Wilson
(responsible
for
Warhammer
40K:
Dawn
of
War’s
iconic
intro
movie)
serving
as
executive
producer
and
supervising
director.
Secret
Level
teaser
trailer.Watch
on
YouTube
As
for
specifics,
Games
Workshop
has
confirmed
–
as
some
sharp-eyed
fans
had
already
speculated
after
the
release
of
Secret
Level’s
teaser
trailer
–
that
the
episode
is
indeed
a
sequel
to
this
year’s
acclaimed
Warhammer
40K
shooter
Space
Marine
2,
and
follows
the
conclusion
of
the
game
“like
a…
secret
level”.
Additionally,
Clive
Standen
is
onboard,
once
again
voicing
Space
Marine
protagonist
Captain
Demetrian
Titus.
And
that’s
about
all
we
know
so
far.
However,
Games
Workshop
notes
a
new
trailer
for
the
Secret
Level
series
–
presumably
showing
off
a
bit
more
of
that
Space
Marine
2
sequel
action
–
is
on
the
way
after
its
recent
New
York
Comic
Con
reveal,
and
that
fans
“won’t
have
to
wait
too
long
to
see
it”.
As
for
the
series
itself,
it’s
set
to
air
on
Prime
Video
from
10th
December.
