The director ofWarhammer 40,000: Space Marine IIhas announced full mod support to turn the game into a “newSkyrim,” packed with possibilities and unique content.
Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine II Just Became a Modder’s Dream
Space Marine IIwas released some time ago, and since then, we’ve seen several free updates and a number of community-made mods.
However, what Dmitry Grigorenko, the director ofWarhammer 40,000: Space Marine II,just announced in the game’s official Discord server could turn this title into something immortal.
The Skyrim of Warhammer?
Described by Saber Interactive as “our greatest achievement so far in supporting the modding community,” the studio has now publicly released theofficial Integration Studio.
This is the same editor the developers used internally to shape the gameplay of this sequel. Now, it allows any modder to tweak environments, modify AI and the UI, change the combat system, and much more.
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“Recently, I promised we’d support the modding scene—and we meant it,” said Grigorenko. “Watching this community grow, push boundaries, and create amazing experiences has been both inspiring and humbling. We can’t wait to see what you build next.”
Community Reactions and Modder Plans
With this in mind,Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine IIcould become something likeSkyrim—a benchmark for the modding scene—and receive loads of previously unthinkable content.
The news has been a huge boost of hope for many fans, including modderTom, who shared some of his plans for the game in an interview.
For now, this well-known modder plans to add new factions:
The future of theSpace Marinefranchise looks more secure than ever. It’s also worth noting thatWarhammer 40,000: Space Marine 3 is already in development.Saber Interactive and Focus revealed its first image and promised to share more details soon.
Our Verdict on the Sequel So Far
Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine IIis caught between two worlds: on one hand, it’s a game they just don’t make anymore—brutal, simple, and unapologetic. On the other, it’s trying (if a bit awkwardly) to be part of modern trends. But honestly, who cares—you’re here to bisect Tyranids with a chainsaw… and the game is excellent at that.
Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine II
