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This product includes Warhammer 40,000 Dawn of War - Dark Crusade PC. The top 3 reasons to play Warhammer 40,000 Dawn of War - Dark Crusade PC Deep under the central desert of Kronus, a vast honeycomb of skull-lined tunnels and funeral chambers house the awakening Necron menace. Take command of two new playable races: Tau and Necron to unleash massive carnage across the frontlines of battle. Dominate opponents online across 12 new multiplayer maps - with up to 8 players battling it out for supremacy. About Warhammer 40,000 Dawn of War - Dark Crusade PC Deep under the central desert of Kronus, a vast honeycomb of skull-lined tunnels and funeral chambers house the awakening Necron menace. Eons ago, these were the boulevards and squares of a great necropolis built to house the bones of the races who had fallen to the Necrons, and ultimately were where the Necrons themselves retire to spend eternity. Over millions of years, sand and rock had covered it all until ill-fated excavations awoke the deathless. Play any of seven races, striving for control over Kronus. Take other races' strongholds by winning challenging battles on various maps individually associated with the respective strongholds. New Races - Take command of two new playable races: Tau and Necron to unleash massive carnage across the frontlines of battle. Expanded multiplayer - Dominate opponents online across 12 new multiplayer maps - with up to 8 players battling it out for supremacy. Deep single player campaign - Conquer the planet of Kronus any way you choose - leading any one of seven races on an epic crusade through an all-new, non-linear single player campaign where you can experience unique storylines from each race's perspective. Customization - Customize your hero's weapons, items and abilities as he

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Game

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Steam

Platform / region

PC · Can activate in United Kingdom

Release / edition

09 Oct 2006 · Standard