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Dawn of War III
Dawn of War III was announced for PC earlier this year, offering players a return to the world of Warhammer 40,000. The game had an impressive showing at E3 and now an extended playthrough of an early mission has been released, showing off the battle system's core mechanics.
In this mission, Chapter Master of the Blood Ravens Gabriel Angelos takes on a hive of Eldar. The Space Marines are highly leveled and use some of their most powerful units in this video, demonstrating the game's true scale of destruction. Angelos himself wields a massive hammer that can crush enemies and launch missles. We are also introduced to Solaria, an Imperial Knight super unit. Check the mission out for yourself below.
Dawn of War III is coming to PC, but no release date has been given at this time. For more on what to expect from the game, you can read what we learned about the series' latest changes at E3.
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