Late last month we got the news that the release of Warhammer 40,000: Darktide has been delayed, and the game will not make its debut on PC until November 30. Its developers admitted that they required more time to polish their masterpiece.
Hopefully, this will happen, and our patience will pay off. A trailer presented at Gamescom 2022 is turning up the pace, and after watching it, many gamers are likely to want to get their hands on the Fatshark studio’s production as soon as possible. Feel free to check out the video, which you can find below.
Warhammer 40,000: Darktide new trailer
In a new, rather short trailer, we can see how Warhammer 40,000: Darktide looks in action. In a nutshell, the developers are feeding us information about the most important aspects of the game. The video is accompanied by a succinct commentary and a good dose of action.
Admittedly, we would be happiest to jump into this world right now. The comments you can read under the video indicate that many people are eagerly waiting in a similar way for the latest game from Fatshark.
In conclusion, let’s recall that Warhammer 40,000: Darktide is a cooperative first-person shooter, where four players can play simultaneously.
The games’s plot takes place in the city-hive Tertium, on the planet Atoma Prime, where the power is trying to be taken over by the Admonition – a cult of mad heretics. So, users must face Chaos and save the planet’s inhabitants from annihilation.
We should mention that the game will also be released on Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S consoles. The developers have not confirmed the official release date of the version for these consoles. The only thing known is that the title will be released on Microsoft console “soon after” the PC release.
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