Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War - Game of the Year Edition
released on Aug 07, 2007
Prepare yourself for the grim, dark future of the 41st millennium, where alien races battle mankind for galactic domination in a universe of unending war. Personalize your armies with a revolutionary unit customization tool that gives you the ability to choose your armies insignias, banners, squad colors and names.
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Gameplay: Great
Story: Great
Controls: Good
Graphics: Good for its time
Length: Good
Notes: Had to use a zoom out Mod for better view. lol
Cutscenes: Great, as they're in game cutscenes.
Story: Great
Controls: Good
Graphics: Good for its time
Length: Good
Notes: Had to use a zoom out Mod for better view. lol
Cutscenes: Great, as they're in game cutscenes.
The campaign for this game is quite cinematic for an RTS game, and the fidelity of the recreation of the 40k universe in terms of units, maps, and characters, is quite impressive for the time. However, the campaign lacks much in terms of challenge, strategy, or interesting scenarios to play through, often being quite generic RTS levels framed by the impressive storytelling.
Overall, any 40k fan will probably find fun here, and the variety of units to use in multiplayer or AI matches would be a lot of fun to explore, and while the campaign is more impressive than most for the genre, it fails to really achieve much in terms of entertaining gameplay. Might be more appealing to some, but for me it just didn't hit.
Overall, any 40k fan will probably find fun here, and the variety of units to use in multiplayer or AI matches would be a lot of fun to explore, and while the campaign is more impressive than most for the genre, it fails to really achieve much in terms of entertaining gameplay. Might be more appealing to some, but for me it just didn't hit.
The orks die funni.
A great game and very fun. It takes me back as I remember playing Warhammer 40k as a kid since I had no group of friends who enjoyed dungeon mastering. Many of the units are very memorable of that past time and the story of this is one-sided (unlike the expansions) though memorable. It will suck you in though and hours will go by without knowing it.
A very fun rts game which got my interest in the Warhammer 40k mythos.
If you're done playing, too bad. Steam physically can't consider the game completely closed unless you reboot your PC. FOR THE EMPEROR!!!!