Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War 3

A promising, if bare bones, return for the grimdark...

Dawn of War III is a conglomerate of brutal violence and crushing micromanagement. Although the game boasts a host of deadly space marines, dissident Orks scavengers and elitist Eldar enforcers the campaign and multiplayer battles lack rhythm. It...

4.1Moving miniaturesI haven't really followed the Dawn of War games, I want to get that out there to start with because I have no doubt it will impact how I review this. I think I may have dabbled with number one but only the demo so I've not played...

once it gets going, the campaign delivers a fun, entertaining experience before it is over and you are ready to dive into the multiplayer. Sadly, there's no cooperative to be found in the campaign, probably due to the return of base building, leaving...

Dawn of War III is a mixed bag, featuring a forgettable campaign and enjoyable multiplayer, assuming you are willing to make some compromises to the traditional formula. I’m glad Relic is attempting some new tweaks while maintaining the sanctity of the almost-untouchable legacy of Warhammer 40,000.

Dawn of War III is a surprisingly inconsistent RTS with a disappointing campaign, coming from one of the most consistent development teams in the genre. The steep initial learning curve, muscle memory and furious multitasking required to fully enjoy the...

There are a lot of crappy Warhammer 40K games out there, but the way Relic has crafted Dawn of War III deserves respect. It stays true to the universe it's based upon, and adds enough personality to make it a worthy game. However, trying to blend...

Back to the future A new Warhammer game comes out every week these days, but this was the one people were waiting for. Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War was widely revered as a fantastic real time strategy game, and it was a perfect fit for the transition...