Dawn of War II returns with the first of hopefully many expansions a little more than a year after its original release, and the wait has paid off.

Most players will be happy to see Chaos Space Marines return, as the initial game felt oddly out of sorts with Chaos missing from the choice of sides. Picking up about a year after the first campaign in the Aurelia sub-sector, you and your Blood Raven brethren return hot on the heels of a bizarre discovery: a planet that disappeared and was devoured by warp storms long ago has now returned from the depths of the warp. A cursory examination of the planet reveals traitor Imperial Guard, and as evidence of corruption grows it soon becomes apparent that the archenemy Chaos has poisoned the planet to its very core. As more events occur throughout the sector, the loyalty of the Blood Ravens is thrown into question, as traitors within their own ranks begin to make themselves known, and the corruption threatens to consume the entirety of the chapter.
(Posted on 4/17/11)

Good campaign, decent multi. Keeping it simple thought, buy the original DOWII before you play this one, its more satisfying, and great to see your team evolve through two campaigns. (Posted on 4/6/11)

The best purchase in gaming I have ever found (Posted on 1/15/11)

Most players will be happy to see Chaos Space Marines return, as the initial game felt oddly out of sorts with Chaos missing from the choice of sides. (Posted on 12/22/10)

Most real-time strategy game centered around the theme of war, but unfortunately gives the impression as if the opera-like, and some of the military forces on the known World War, and even interstellar race melee, and some campaign slogans, although the name of thousands of people, but unfortunately results it becomes full of green beans the size of the screen objects, Relic of the film "Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War" is intended to show the war, the majestic momentum, also confirmed one thing: war means destruction.
(Posted on 12/11/10)

To say that Blizzard's "Warcraft" is based on countless details reflect the RTS king of the wind, then the Relic of the "home" series is to create a scene with a huge awesome momentum. And this time for Relic's new "Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War" seems to be more thoroughly implemented them in their homes in the style of showing - this more than just the screen and design,
(Posted on 11/28/10)

Dawn of War II returns with the first of hopefully many expansions a little more than a year after its original release, and the wait has paid off.
Most players will be happy to see Chaos Space Marines return, as the initial game felt oddly out of sorts with Chaos missing from the choice of sides. (Posted on 11/26/10)

The future is cruel nightmare, the whole world into darkness, every corner filled with death. The whole galaxies in war, because it is the fight to stay alive. This handheld game will bring you some new ideas. Because all the Warhammer 40,000 war are brought to the N - Gage up. (Posted on 11/19/10)

I had a little trouble believing that for the price it would actually be the game but it is and real thing ,they also got it to me in 3 days which is also a big plus

(Posted on 11/8/10)