Recent News for Dawn of War II: Retribution

• Warhammer 40,000 turn-based strategy coming from Slitherine - 15^th March 2013
  Warhammer 40,000 fans, your prayers to the Emperor (or Gork, Mork, Isha, or whichever vile daemon you heretics worship) have been answered. A turn-based strategy adaptation of Games Workshop's grimdark tabletop wargame is coming, but not from the usual source. While Relic developed and THQ published the 40K RTS series Dawn of War, this is by specialist strategy developer and publisher Slitherine. ...
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• What we want to see from the Creative Assembly Warhammer game - 15^th February 2013
  We learned recently that the creators of Total War, The Creative Assembly, have scooped Games Workshop's Warhammer fantasy license. This is tip-top news. Warhammer is all about massive battles, Creative Assembly are really, really good at massive battles. It's a great match. CA have set up a new develop team to produce games for the "multi-title" deal, but what would such a series look like? We're...
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• PC Gamer UK Podcast: Episode 84 – Nuclear Idiot - 30^th January 2013
  This week, Chris and Toms Senior and Francis talk Teleglitch, SimCity, Crysis 3 multiplayer and more. Includes our thoughts on the troubles at Gas Powered Games, Jon Blow's next game, and your questions from Twitter. You can subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, or download the MP3 directly. The YouTube version will be going up early next week as I've, er, got a train to catch. Follow PC Gamer UK on...
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• Now Playing: Violating the laws of nature to beat Dawn of War 2: The Last Stand - 30^th September 2012
  This article originally appeared in issue 228 of PC Gamer UK. Of the 20 waves of enemies that make up Dawn of War 2: Retribution?s Last Stand mode, wave 16 is the most important. In every other wave your team of three heroes face overwhelming odds. In wave 16 there are only three enemies, but they?re the most powerful opponents you could ever face. Exact clones of you. The solution is to intention...
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• The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim – PC Gamer UK’s RPG of the year - 31^st December 2011
  The Elder Scrolls games have been brilliant for long time: huge open worlds that let you go wherever you fancy, get wrapped up in hundreds of different stories, and make a life for yourself. But until Skyrim, they weren?t particularly good at one of the most exciting things about other RPGs: levelling up. You levelled up, of course, but you didn?t get to spend any terribly valuable points on any t...
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