Whereas chaos summons its buildings through arcane rituals, ork structures unceremoniously arrive from orbit in big heaps of junk parts. Even the way in which the respective sides build their structures is interesting. Dawn of War actually features four of Warhammer 40,000's most popular factions: The tireless and imperialistic space marines, highly versatile warriors who have access to a variety of vehicles as well as terminators, the strongest infantry in the game the savage green-skinned orks, whose tough forces can vastly outnumber and therefore overwhelm their enemies the enigmatic and technologically advanced eldar, who are the sneakiest and most maneuverable of the races, and who have access to numerous specialist units and the traitorous forces of chaos-former space marines who have been warped by demonic energies, and whose strong infantry are assisted by terrifying demonic creatures.Įach of these factions has a great deal of personality in the game thanks to the imaginatively designed, vibrantly detailed, and beautifully animated units available to it, along with equally good speech and audio effects. Those unfamiliar with Warhammer 40,000 will get the perfect primer in the game's brief, spectacular, introductory cinematic that shows off a pitched battle between two forces that are bent on ripping each other to shreds-and are well equipped to do so. Now Playing: Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War Video Review By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's
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