Key Takeaways
- A Warhammer player played through Space Marine 2 using Ring Fit, turning the game from a powerful fantasy into a helluva workout.
- It's surprisingly easy to set up, so you can try it for yourself if you really want to. All you need is Bluetooth, third-party drivers, and the Ring Fit itself.
Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 is not difficult to play. Most of it is fantasy fantasy, giving you giant swords and hordes of funny bugs to destroy. Pair it with the Nintendo Ring Fit, though, and it goes from guts and glory to one helluva workout.
That's what YouTuber Hellstorm Wargaming did, using third-party drivers to turn their Ring Fit into an Xbox Controller. They had to walk around the place for all their games to move Titus, and in an hour and a half, they were so tired that they fell off the bridge without a barrier. But it was another hour of walking up the stream as they moved forward, refusing to give up.
I can't concentrate anymore, I'm so tired […] I'm just tired, and that's okay. I think I'm very bold in saying that out loud.
Hellstorm even used Ring Fit in competitive PvP mode, but it was so “horrendous” that they called it a day with one of their kills, quite proud of the giant wheel they had to spin around. theirs; “I think that's it, I think that's it for Space Marine 2's Adventure Ring Fit, oh my god I'm tired. I'm so tired”.
You can do it for yourself if you really want to
If you want to play Space Marine 2 with Ring Fit for yourself, it's surprisingly easy to install. All you need to do is download the Ringcon Driver which converts the input for the Xbox 360 controller.
You can connect the two Joy-Cons needed to use the peripherals via Bluetooth (they appear separately), and let the driver run in the background. Once that's done, attach one Joy-Con to the Ring Fit, and the other to your leg with the strap.
