Dawn of War: Definitive Edition Arrives Soon with Discount for Anniversary Owners
Hey everyone! If you were already hyped about the Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War Definitive Edition, get ready for even better news! The release date is just around the corner – August 14th. Plus, if you're an owner of the Anniversary edition, you're in for a treat with a hefty discount!
Back in May, amidst a flurry of Warhammer announcements, the Definitive Edition was revealed. It's essentially a spruced-up version of the classic 2004 real-time strategy game, designed to look much better on modern PCs. I, for one, am super excited!
What's New?
So, what can you expect? 4K support is a big one, and the textures have been upscaled to four times their original resolution. They've also enhanced the battlefield camera and optimized the HUD for widescreen monitors. Let's not forget the improvements to lighting, unit reflections, and shadows. It's like giving the game a fresh coat of paint, which is awesome because I love this game and those enhancements are going to make it even better!
But wait, there's more! The Definitive Edition isn't just about the base game. It includes all three expansions: Winter Assault, Dark Crusade, and Soulstorm. That's four classic Dawn of War campaigns, nine armies, and over 200 maps, according to Relic Entertainment. Plus, you can still use those community mods that have been around for ages. It's like a complete package for Dawn of War fans!
When it launches on Steam and GOG on August 14th, Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War - Definitive Edition will cost $29.99 USD. If you already own the Anniversary Edition released in 2006, you can snag the new version with a 30% discount. Relic is saying thanks to their loyal fans, which I think is a really cool move.
I remember playing the original Dawn of War years ago. It's awesome to see it getting this kind of love and attention. The improved visuals and all the extra content should make it a must-have for both newcomers and veterans alike!
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Source: EuroGamer