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Dawn of War II Co-op Campaign: An Identity Crisis?
Campaign mode in Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II feels more like a role-playing game than an real-time strategy one. But with a little co-op action, it starts to feel more like a trading card game. More »New Dawn of War II Co-op Campaign Screens
I'm not convinced that Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II co-op campaign screens look all that different from campaign screens — but they're pretty either way, so what are you waiting for? Click away! More »Dawn of War II Factions: Meet The Orks
This new Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II faction feature is heavy on orks and light on "Whaaagh." More »Company of Heroes Expands Further With Tales of Valor
There was some good news from the THQ camp today, with the publisher announcing a second expansion for Company of Heroes — the real-time strategy World War II game that everybody loves — would ship in spring of 2009. Company of Heroes: Tales of Valor will follow previous expansion Opposing Fronts with "a ton of rich, new content" including "new campaigns and multiplayer modes, brand-new units, additional maps and the introduction of the 'direct-fire' feature," according to developer Relic Entertainment's own Tarrnie Williams. More »THQ Unleashes Warhammer 40K Soulstorm