Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine II ‘Datavault’ update now available

New challenges, reward, map, enemy, and more.

Publisher Focus Entertainment and developer Saber Interactive have released the “Datavault” update for third-person action game Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine II, which adds the new Battle-Barge chamber “Datavault,” new Ordeals, new rewards, new player-versus-player arena “Tomb,” new enemy “Biovore,” the “Salamanders Champion Pack” and “Raven Guard Cosmetic Pack,” and difficulty level “Absolute.”

Get the details below.

New Challenges and Rewards Await in the Datavault!
Directly accessible through the Armory, today’s main addition comes in the form of the Datavault, a brand-new Battle-Barge chamber where Tech-Priests collect and store intel on the many enemies of the Imperium. By completing Ordeals, players will accumulate Research Data that they’ll be able to trade for Requisition Points and new cosmetics like pauldron markings, weapon skins (Thunder Hammer, Auto Bolt Rifle) and even new armor pieces (breastplate, gauntlet).
A New Map Comes to Player-Versus-Player While the Biovore Invades Operations Mode
With today’s update, Eternal War mode gets its first new player-versus-player map since launch with the Necron-themed “Tomb” map.

Operations players, meanwhile, will need to keep an eye out for the new Tyranid Biovore, a devastating Majoris enemy able to deal damage both from afar and up close.
Season Pass brings the Raven Guard and Salamanders
In addition to these new challenges, Season Pass owners today receive the “Raven Guard Cosmetic Pack” and the “Salamanders Champion Pack.” The first comes with the iconic, fan-favorite Mark VI “Corvus” helmet and over 40 cosmetics to celebrate the Raven Guard Successor Chapters, while the latter brings a new Champion skin for the Sniper class and an exclusive Bolt Sniper Rifle skin.
“Absolute” Difficulty Now Available, Amidst Huge Quality-of-Life Improvements
Besides its free and Season Pass content, “Datavault” also delivers the sixth and final difficulty setting, aptly named “Absolute,” as well as significant quality-of-life features for PC and console players alike. These include the addition of an opt-in/opt-out Crossplay feature in player-versus-player matches, an FOV slider on PC, a number of tweaks to class perks, and a “currency exchange,” allowing players to trade their Armory Data for rarer tiers or even Requisition Points! More details can be found in our official “Datavault” patch notes.