Why I buy this one ?
- Real-time strategy game based on the popular table-top war game
- Vie for the survival of mankind or its ultimate destruction
- Control 1 of 5 unique races
- Improved resource model makes it easier to focus on frontline action
- Single player campaigns; Multiplayer for up to 8 via LAN or Internet

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What our customer's say!

"Great Game, Mediocre Expansion", Dawn of War is a great game, but this expansion was so-so. Campaign was pretty good, but the Imperial Guard (the additional race in this expansion) is a lame race in my honest opinion. I would definitely recommend the original game if you don't already have it, or the new expansion (Dark Crusade), but I'd only get this after you've already played through those two and want more.

"great expansion.", I'm a great fan of Warhammer 40.000 table top game, and I have almost all the pc games of 40k.

I love Dawn of War, and I expect this expansion like a child wait for santa, but I was a little bit disappointed for the short of this. I miss the space marines and I don't like that the chaos only has predator destructor and only heavy bolters for the chaos marines, I don't know if put this review after play dark crusade affect my judgment but definitely I don't like a lot this expansion so much.

Was very funny, and I like all the units, I have a heart attack when I see the necrons in the last mission, but I hate the dual race play.

I really like 4 campaigns (or five, I miss the marines), not two shared campaigns. Was funny but I still don't like it.

"Content.......for now.", The warhammer series is great. No hidden server fees. Charge as much as you want for the game. Just don't make it hurt forever.

"Great Game", DoW is an awesome RTS series. It eliminates the "zerg" rush tatic that many RTS games utilize. You have a very small unit limit of 20pts. Each race is very unique. Really fun game. I would recommend getting the edition with the origial DoW and this expansion. Then also pick up DOW: Dark Crusade. Dark Crusade is a stand alone expansion but you use your CD-Keys for DOW and WA to unlock the original races including their campaigns.

"warhammer 40,000 dawn fo war winter assault", Bought this game for my grandson.
He loves the game plays on line with his friend and they battle.

Read this reviews before You buy...

"A distinct disappointment", Pros:
1) a new army - IG
2) a bit more streamlined upgrade tree
3) two new campaigns

Cons:
1) only one new army yet full price?? Ridiculous!
2) game balance is really messed up now
3) difficulty levels in skirmish have an enormous gap between easy and standard
4) somehow your ally AI is dumb as a rock (wasting resources on buildings when having no units to defend himself; not backing you up; stealing your resources) while the opposing AIs are smart cookies (always gang up to rush one of you).
5) All IG is just Cadians?? Their colors look like crap.
6) IG has no anti-tank until you get sentinels. Meanwhile you are SOL.
7) Annoying guardsmen voices. They are not all juveniles, you know.
8) Marines can build just ONE landraider??
9) Stationary defences seem significantly reduced in effectiveness. Without meaningful fortifications, the game becomes a grunt rush festival and armies like IG won't survive in a skirmish.
10) The Marines get a hero unit that cannot join other units??
11) Only six missions for each of two sides?
12) No meaningful learning curve on the new missions at all. Just a jumble of units and mission objectives that often are completely cryptic as to ways of implementation. I often found myself wondering "What the hell does this mean and how the hell am I to implement it in terms of the game?"
13) Automatic routing is horrendous. Units just sit there wondering how to get where you told them to go. Why the hell is this so difficult to do right?
14) On some of the new maps, you can actually box yourself in by your own buildings!! Once you do, there is no visible way to demolish your own structures to get out.

A big disappointment. After finishing the new campaigns, I find myself playing the original far more often than the expansion. Relic should be ashamed. Instead of becoming the new Blizzard, they have decided to cash out by offering inferior products at the lure of an excellent first work. The same thing happened with 14 East. Guess what, I have not bought a single 14 East product after they went down that road.

"awful campaign mode", Why does relic spend so much effort and money developing such a sophisticated and exciting RTS platform and then give it a campaign mode that is just a confusing goatf$#k of massed enemies and nonsensical storylines? The game was designed to reward subtly matching unit types to enemy strategies, but the campaign mode is just a wave after wave of mixed units that must be endured with no time or even need to plan a defense. I feel like I've been given a set of surgical tools and then told I have 10 minutes to cut dow a tree with them; the sophistication of the tools makes the brutish nature of the task all the more frustrating. Bad, bad job relic.

"Dawn of War = Awesome", This viedo game series is awesome, however, it is always interesting and challanging. The On-line mode pits you against other players accross teh globe. What a crazy ride. This is the best strategy game i have ever played and will continue to play for a long time. Once the latest edition comes out with Necron and Tau, I will finally be able to play my favorite race, the necrons. Anyway, highlighy recommend this game if you liked the following:

Warcraft 1/2/3
Starcraft
Command And Conquer
Age of Empires
Lord of the rings: Battle for middle earth
Star wars galactic empire

"Too ambitious, fails to deliver", I am a huge fan of the originial Dawn of War, and have played the table-top Warhammer 40K miniatures game for a while now. What I loved about the original game, was the sheer fun of playing. Unlike most recent RTS games that tend towards the zoomed-out, over-economized style of Age of Empires, Warhammer delivered something closer to StarCraft, where squads move quickly enough to respond to things and do actual lightning attacks in and out, rather than spend most of their time slowly trecking over tiny terrain features to get to an enemy city, then die from attrition before getting there.
I'll admit, I never played the original multiplayer, but the single-player campaign and a skirmish every now and then were wonderful.
When I first heard about the expansion, I was very excited, hoping for more of the same Warhammer fun that the first game delivered. Expecially a new race, I am not a big fan of Imperial Guard, but hey, a new race to stop if they're that bad, right? So I got a copy, and was even more excited at first by the new style of the single-player campaign, and then almost fell asleep.
While it is an ok story, it doesn't compare at all with the original. Bad premise, ok levels and missions, some good characters, where the original had all of these traits above average. The new units don't add very much, and as much as I was surprised by how much I enjoyed the imperial guard, they weren't worth it. The new and prettier levels are new and prettier, but there are clipping issues where units, masses of orc units in particular, either can't find their way up hills or around obstacles, or multiple squads get all mixed together until none of them can move. At all. With imperial guard you have to start executing units with the comissar to get the force moving again, with the others just have attack forces wail away on themselves. Not sure if that's the map, or some tweak in AI, or what, but I never had that problem in the original. The story, like I said, is weak, as is the character and script writing (in some cases). Some of the new ways of giving open-ended options in single-player were cool, like switching between the two armies of good or evil in the middle of a mission to decide which you would bring on to the next mission.
I'll come to a close soon here, my biggest problems were things like emphasizing the femininity of the Eldar in the plot, making it seem like more than half of the Eldar soldiers were women (not so) and completely unnescessary changes, such as some unit art and upgrade options were altered for all of the old races just for the hell of it, or to make it more "authentically Warhammer" while less balanced. Such as the "chaos projectiles" upgrade for Chaos marines. Also, the new Fire Dragon eldar units have god-awful AI, and never seem to work quite right in combat.
My overall opinion was that there weren't too many glaring flaws, but some little thing was wrong with every single part of the game after the expansion.
This is a case of "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" and if you liked the original single-player campaign, stick with the original.

"Good game", Great game, very well done. The only downside is the online playing community. Veterans stack games and encourage noobs to join, enhancing their win %.