Warhammer 40K Secret Level Episode Is A Space Marine 2 Sequel
Summary
- In just several weeks' time, Secret Level will be airing on Amazon Prime, offering over a dozen video-game-centric episodes.
- As it turns out, the Warhammer 40,000 episode will actually serve as a sequel to Space Marine 2, the breakout sequel to the original Space Marine from 2011.
- What's more, the voice actor for Titus will be reprising his role in the episode.
Warhammer 40,000 Space Marine 2 is certainly one of 2024's biggest breakout hits. The long-awaited sequel to the original from 2011 is a solid shooter, offering gamers a blast-from-the-past-like experience, with its similarity to Xbox 360 titles of old. And if you're like us and craving more Space Marine content, then buckle up.
As first spotted by IGN, Amazon Prime Video's upcoming video game anthology series Secret Level, which was revealed earlier this year, will have an episode dedicated entirely to Warhammer 40,000. What's more, is that the episode will actually serve as a sequel to the recently released Space Marine 2.
The Space Marine 2 Story Will Continue On
First and foremost, the Warhammer-themed episode is set to air on December 10. It will be part of the first batch of seven episodes of the larger 17-episode series. That said, in a post on the Warhammer Community website, it was revealed that the episode will seemingly take place shortly after the events of Space Marine 2.
Spoilers for Space Marine 2's ending to follow"Yes, that’s Titus, and what’s that fancy laurel on his helmet? If you’ve completed the game, then you already know! This animation follows the conclusion of the video game like a… secret level," the official post read, effectively hinting that Secret Level will pick up right after what happens at the end of Space Marine 2.
And if there aren't enough reasons to be excited, then it was also confirmed that Clive Standen will reprise his role as Titus in the show. Standen absolutely crushed his performance, so this is a bit of welcome news on top of the fact that it will be a sequel.
The post concludes with information that a new trailer will be released relatively soon. Presumably, that trailer will showcase Titus in action, along with what viewers can come to expect in December. Obviously, DLC would be great, but this is certainly a neat way to help continue the story.
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