We've been keeping a keen eye on Warhammer 40,000: Darktide for a while, but unfortunately it's seen its release date delayed on multiple occasions. That's just happened again, as it's now slated for September 13th, 2022.
You can check out the new release date trailer above, and the game is still scheduled to release exclusively for Xbox Series X, Series S and PC at launch, although interestingly the trailer and press release we received makes no mention of Xbox Game Pass, despite the game being announced for the service last year. As far as we know, it's still coming to Game Pass on day one.
Darktide is a 4-player co-op action game from the developer behind Vermintide, said to feature deep and balanced gunplay, melee combat, a fast-paced and brutal adventure, detailed character customisation and much more.
In the depths of the hive, the seeds of corruption threaten an overwhelming tide of darkness. A heretical cult known as the Admonition seeks to seize control of the planet Atoma Prime and lay waste to its inhabitants. It is up to you and your allies in the Inquisition to root out the enemy before the city succumbs to Chaos.
Interested in Warhammer 40,000: Darktide? Let us know down in the comments below.
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This game seems promising. Going to be keeping close eyes on this one.
By the way, I noticed The Gunk got a photo mode added to it recently, but I don't recall seeing any posts about it on here. Maybe people missed it, but just thought I'd throw it out there.
“4 player co-op”? So no single player mode then? 🙄
@Nightcrawler71 IIRC you can play with three bots, but yes it’s always a four person party.
Looks fun. Might get that l4d style.
@Nightcrawler71 Hopefully they saw b4b backlash and it's fully playable offline solo and with actual progression.
@RevGaming hope so 🤞
Looking forward to this.
Looks fun but Xbox exclusives seem to have some weird aversion against single player experiences lmao
@JudaiMasters Halo Infinite campaign? Hello? How short is your memory?
Also Forza Horizon 5 is fully playable solo as is Microsoft Flight Simulator.
That's 3 Xbox exclusives with single player experiences released since last summer.
I'd rather play a game like this with 3 randos chattering in my ear than alone. If I wanted a single player game, my NPC companions better be filled with personality and competent AI (and preferably not NPCs, but playable).
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