They’re also great at utilizing scrap to build and upgrades units for cheap. With the power of their ‘WAAAAGH’ battle cry, a large army of Orks can quickly sweep away the enemy. Orks are brutal warriors that gain strength in numbers. Unlike the other factions, Space Marines care capable of calling in reinforcements via drop pods, which, if properly aimed, can also deal massive damage to the enemy. Though their numbers on the battlefield may be small, each battalion of troops can pack a punch. Space Marines come adorned in ancient power armor. By the time the credits roll, each player should have the fundamental knowledge to succeed in combat as any of the three factions. Each chapter introduces new mechanics, Elites, and Doctrines related to each faction. The campaign ultimately serves as a tutorial for the rest of the game. The writers and voice actors for the Orks nailed it.
The Space Marines and Eldar can be too serious most of the time, but the Orks, particularly Gorgutz, are just a blast to play thanks to their brand of humor. It’s a clever way to give players experience with each of the races. There is a total of seventeen chapters in Dawn of War III, and players will switch between the Space Marines, Orks, and Eldar with each chapter. While told in a linear fashion, the campaign’s chapters are split up to give each faction enough time in the spotlight. Still, the campaign is entertaining, will keep your attention for over fifteen hours, and is the best tutorial one can play before jumping online. The twists are easy to see coming, especially if you’re a fan of the lore, and the circumstances leading up to the final missions feel a bit forced like something one would find in a fan-fiction with an unsatisfying ending.
Dawn of War III’s campaign is filled with intrigue, espionage, betrayal, camaraderie, and a sprinkling of humor. A legendary prophecy involving the Spear of Khaine has drawn all three armies to this planet, and their own individual fates. Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War III’s campaign follows the Space Marines led by Blood Raven Chapter Master Gabriel Angelos, the Eldar led by Farseer Macha, and the Orks led by Gorgutz as the all clash on Cyprus Ultima.
Finally, after all these years, a new Dawn of War rises, but is this a war you’ll want to participate in? With original developer Relic Entertainment developing the title, Dawn of War III is the culmination of work and experience from the previous two games mashed together to make the ultimate RTS game. The franchise’s dormancy is coming to an end, however, with Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War III. Dawn of War II launched in 2009, and the series went quiet following the dissolution of THQ. There hasn’t been a new Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War game in eight years.
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