
The third and final expansion to the genre-defining and critically-acclaimed RTS, Dawn of War. In Soulstorm, two new armies are introduced – Sisters of Battle and Dark Eldar - raising the total number of playable armies to nine.
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Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War - Soulstorm (2008) Steam gave away this game for free. The last game from the first Dawn of War series, they truly ended it on a high note. Soulstorm added two new factions to the game, the Sisters of Battle and the Dark Eldar, both with their own unique units and playstyle. The game plays mostly the same compared to the second game, Dark Crusade. You have four planets and three moons to conquer, giving you plenty to do in the story mode. All the previous factions are still in it, and they updated all factions to include flying units, a first for the series. It's a good game, I had lot a lot of fun with it. They also included achievements in game along with some medals for completing certain actions, but they never added these as Steam achievements. I believe if you want to play the game today you need to buy the Dawn of War remastered collection as this version was delisted from Steam. It's well worth it. 8/10
Adepta Sororitas are cool and Penitent Engines are in, but there's no story campaign, so who cares. What's the point of a campaign that is just a series of skirmishes on boring maps designed for mirror fights?
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It's an oldie but a goodie.
Genuinely one of the best RTS game ever made. Gameplay is great, game looks good considering its age and yet it will on a potato - plays great on my work laptop. Campaign is sandboxy enough to keep you entertained, even though you really are playing a series of battles. 8 factions with unique mechanics and gameplay options,
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Great overall experience just as fun 15 years ago when I was a kid
A great final expansion for the original Dawn of War. It has plenty of fixes and two more factions, much like the previous expansion. Dark Eldar and the Sisters of Battle are added along with aircraft type units for all factions. With all expansions, this brings the total amount to nine factions. The new campaign isn't story based but more of a conquest style with whatever faction you choose. Which leads to a lot of replay value. Overall a decent final expansion for the game. It still has some minor unit pathing issues, AI bugs, and the aircraft units are a little strange to work with. But it still has plenty of content and replay value to overlook most issues i've had.
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