Dawn of War 4

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Dawn of War 4 news

Necrons are "extremely arrogant aliens that feel like they cannot die," so their weakness in Dawn of War 4 is an obvious one: greed

Dawn of War 4's Necrons are the hard nuts of Warhammer 40,000. Each one of their soldiers is a >soul trapped in a living metal body, practically immortal thanks to the faction's reanimation technology. Like a clothes moth infestation, once they've made their home on a planet, they're virtually impossible to get rid of. They lend themselves to wars of attrition, constantly expanding their borders while absorbing enemy attacks. "Players love this type of playstyle," Dawn of War 4's senior game

Rock Paper Shotgun / Julian Benson

Announcement

Dawn of War 4 gets a release date delay to "further refine the experience ahead of launch"

Dawn of War 4 has been delayed to the tail-end of this year, so the developers at King Art games can "further refine the experience ahead of launch."

Eurogamer / Connor Makar

Delay

Your most powerful Necron unit in Dawn of War 4 is a sentient shard of a dead star god, and boy does he hate you

In Dawn of War 4, each faction can field a massive endgame unit that basically dwarfs everything else on the battlefield. For instance, the machine-loving techpriests of the Adeptus Mechanicus, they can airdrop a multistory tall mech from space. This Titan will then merrily stomp around the battlefield crushing everything in its way. However, of all the factions, the Necrons – Games Workshop's equivalent of The Terminator – can bring to bear the most powerful. Called a C'Tan Shard of the Void Dr

Rock Paper Shotgun / Julian Benson

Announcement

"If they turn off, they might not be able to turn them on again": The charming reason behind Dawn of War 4's excitable, dancing mech

If you watch the Dawn of War 4 trailer showing off the Adeptus Mechanicus faction, you might have spotted a mech that's practically dancing on the spot. The excitable little thing looks to be itching to get into the fight. It turns out, it's not channeling the spirit of a warmongering puppy, it's got to keep moving for very serious lore reasons. "They can never stop," Dawn of War 4's creative director Jan Theysen tells me. "They're always moving and always walking because the Adeptus Mechanicus

Rock Paper Shotgun / Julian Benson

Interview

Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War 4 gets a release date, as devs suggest we could get even more factions after launch

Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War 4 has a release date, and happily for fellow DoW fans it's not too far away. The excellent-looking RTS sequel will launch on 17th September this year, with a fancier Commander Edition also getting you access a few days early, on 14th September, as well.

Eurogamer / Chris Tapsell

Release date

Dawn of War 4 just got a release date (or 2), a DLC roadmap, and Crusade Mode plans

If you're in the mood for a crusade, you know.

PC Gamer / Joshua Wolens

Release date

Get another look at Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War 4 as we deep dive into the Adeptus Mechanicus faction

Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War 4 has aired another gameplay trailer, while giving us another glimpse at what's promising to be a very good video game. this time detailing the Adeptus Mechanicus faction.

Eurogamer / Connor Makar

Trailer

New Dawn of War 4 Adeptus Mechanicus Trailer

Upcoming RTS Dawn of War 4 has a new CGI trailer to reveal the Adeptus Mechanicus, but it was the depiction of Necrons that sparked a debate within the Warhammer 40,000 community.

IGN / Wesley Yin-Poole

Trailer

Dawn of War 4 devs say they’re not worried about Total War: Warhammer 40K

Dawn of War 4 devs aren't worried about Total War 40K

GamesHub / Tanaka Haruto

Interview

Dawn of War 4 devs say they’re not worried about Total War: Warhammer 40K

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