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I deliberately avoided spoilers for Dawn of War III, so it was a very pleasant surprise when the Tutorial introduced that the base building concept was back in full force for Dawn of War III.ĭawn of War III pits three factions against each other: The Humans, the Orks and the Eldar. I went back in time at that point and played the original Dawn of War and discovered my beloved base building was alive and well there and then proceeded on to play every expansion available. I pressed on and soon discovered the wonderful story telling and gameplay that is in the Dawn of War series. The first thing that happened after I started playing it is that I complained that it lacked the base building elements that I felt were really important in a proper RTS game. Since there hasn’t been another Command & Conquer game since then, I’m guessing I’m not alone in feeling this way! It was at this time a friend introduced me to Dawn of War II.

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It remained that way until Command & Conquer 4 came out entirely lacking the base building element which in my opinion completely destroyed the foundation the series was built on. Before the original Dawn of War, Command & Conquer was one of my favourite Real-Time Strategy games. I’ve heard both sides of the argument for and against base building in RTS games, but I am absolutely entrenched into the base builder’s camp. First and Foremost, I am very happy to say that base building plays a fairly significant role in Dawn of War III, unlike Dawn of War II where it was almost totally removed. Dawn of War III borrows elements from both of those series so if you have played either of them you should feel pretty much right at home with Dawn of War III.

You might know of them from previous Dawn of War games or from their Company of Heroes series. Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War III is a Tactical Real-Time Strategy game from Relic Entertainment. Therefore, this review will try to be accessible to everyone with as few comments about the previous games as possible. That is all well and good but what about people who have never played a Dawn of War game before? Knowing that it does something better or worse than the previous games doesn’t help all that much if you have never played them before. Most reviews of this game that I have seen so far have spent a great deal of time comparing it to the previous ones in the series.