Warhammer 40,000: Space Navy 2 sold 7 million times in less than a year – You can see why the Space Marines were confirmed soon

Warhammer 40,000: Space Navy 2 Publisher Focus Entertainment announced that it sold 7 million copies in less than a year.

Space Ocean 2, developed by Saber Interactive, was launched in early September 2024, meaning it reached 7 million sales in just nine months.

Space Navy 2 was immediately hit, selling 4.5 million in just over a month. indeed, Space Navy 2 did a great job, Saber “changes everything”Chief Creative Officer Tim Willits told IGN shortly during the game.

therefore, This is a big financial success for the Warhammer 40,000 Owner Games Seminar. CEO Kevin Rountree said it contributed a lot of royalties to the desktop company’s business last year.

Focus and Saber surprised some Space Marine 2 fans It announces that Space Navy 3 is under development He played six months after the game. However, given the huge sales, you can see why the project is quickly green.

“Space Navy 2 has proven to be a transformative game for Saber,” Matthew Karch, CEO of Saber Interactive, said at the time.

“This is the end result of everything we've learned in the business for 25 years. We're now starting to develop Space Marine 3, which is a huge expectation that brings huge expectations from the rapidly expanding fan base. While we will continue to support and grow the Space Marine 2 universe, we'll get all the learnings over the next few years and apply them to an increasing amount of fun to make it a third-place opportunity in Warhammer 40.000 universe.”

Still, Focus and Saber have to make a statement that aligns the players’ commitment to Space Ocean 2, which still works in their first-year content graph.

This strongly suggests continuation without destroying the Space Navy 2 movement (IGN reports enemy factions 3 that we might see in the Space Marine Corps).

During the shorter term, Space Navy 2 will soon get a siege update (patch 8). It's made The change in large weapons is not for balance reasons, but because it's really cool.

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