When it made its way to consoles last year - after its PC debut - NeoCore's Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor - Martyr was a fun but seriously flawed action-RPG. The slow pace, cover-system, and limited build diversity meant that it wasn't something we felt lived up to its promise. And now several months later Martyr is getting a 2.0 update - "based on player feedback and extensive testing".

Where, as the new combat trailer showcases, gives the action a much needed speed boost.



With plenty more as part of the overhaul:

Faster, smoother gameplay experience for all three playable classes

Progression system rebuilt from scratch

Level cap increased from 80 to 100

Story Campaign, Seasons 1 & 2 are now playable in online co-op (2-4 players)

Expanded and revised loot system (new item tier, new item types, new enchants)

Expanded and revised crafting

New end-game modes

Other quality of life improvements

And many more!

It all sounds great, and if you skipped out on this at release - or have shelved it and shifted your loot-filled eyes towards another title - then Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor - Martyr 2.0 looks to be well worth a re-visit. No release date has been set, but fore more info on what's coming in the update head here.