After Winter Assault and Dark Crusade, here is the third expansion for Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War. Called Soulstorm, it brings two new factions, bringing to nine the total of the belligerents. The universe has not finished being at war ...
Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War: Soulstorm
Soulstorm is built on the same model as Dark Crusade is a stand-alone contains a campaign playable with any faction controlling regions on a global map. But this time, Relic goes further by proposing an outright planetary system composed of four stars to conquer. This expansion also introduces two new races. After the Necrons and Tau Empire, Sisters of Battle up to and Eldar. As usual, it will be satisfied with these two camps in multiplayer, unless you have other games, the old factions being playable in solo campaign or skirmish mode. By cons, Soulstorm includes all previous maps, which, with thirty new, bringing the total to more than a hundred!
Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War: Soulstorm
Soulstorm is built on the same model as Dark Crusade is a stand-alone contains a campaign playable with any faction controlling regions on a global map. But this time, Relic goes further by proposing an outright planetary system composed of four stars to conquer. This expansion also introduces two new races. After the Necrons and Tau Empire, Sisters of Battle up to and Eldar. As usual, it will be satisfied with these two camps in multiplayer, unless you have other games, the old factions being playable in solo campaign or skirmish mode. By cons, Soulstorm includes all previous maps, which, with thirty new, bringing the total to more than a hundred!
Platform: PC
Publisher: THQ
Developer: Relic Entertainment
Type: Strategy
Note the test: 16/20
Release Date in France: March 7, 2008
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