Lieutenant Titus has had an extended unusual journey, even for a large, alien-stomping genetically enhanced non secular zealot. He’s gone from being the star of the surprisingly-solid Space Marine online game over a decade a go, to rising from obscurity and throughout the rubicon Primaris for its surprise upcoming sequel. And now, ultimately, he’s going to the tabletop that inspired him.
To go along with some new gameplay footage from Area Marine II revealed yesterday as a part of Video games Workshop’s very own gaming news event, the tabletop miniatures maker also confirmed that Titus could be getting his very personal Warhammer miniature to headline Area Marine: The Video Sport: The Board Sport.
It’s the primary time that Titus—demoted from Captain to Lieutenant after the occasions of the primary recreation, and now upgraded into the even-more-enhanced Primaris Space Marine gene template—has truly had a devoted miniature in Warhammer, and at first he’ll be difficult to get. As a substitute of a normal launch for 40K, Titus will star in a particular boxed board recreation that may solely out there beginning within the US at Goal, earlier than being launched elsewhere internationally. Titus himself will then ultimately be launched as a standalone miniature for players to both show or use him as a traditional Primaris Lieutenant in their Space Marine armies.
Area Marine: The Board Sport, very like Area Marine (the online game) will face Titus off as a lone warrior towards a swarm of twenty-two Tyranid miniatures—a bunch of Termagants, and two ripper swarms—the place as an alternative your skill to roll cube properly will determine his survival, quite than how properly you’ll be able to smash a gamepad.
Area Marine: The Board Sport is about to hit Goal cabinets within the close to future, whereas Area Marine II is scheduled for a launch someday later this yr.
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