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Space Hulk
In 1989, Games Workshop released a popular board game set in the Warhammer 40,000 universe. Space Hulk featured a squad of Blood Marine Terminators against the alien Genestealers. The game has since been re-released in box form in two revised editions, and now it will be making its way to digital platforms.
The Warhammer 40,000 franchise is growing in popularity amongst video gamers. Relic Entertainment's PC Dawn of War series and multiplatform Space Marine are two different takes on the property. Space Hulk is a turn-based strategy title for one player against the AI, head to head competition, and cooperative play.
In a new video, developers address the most frequently asked questions about their adaptation. Find out the first information on upcoming expansions, customization tools, and which other Space Marine chapters might be featured in the future.
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