Warhammer® 40,000™: Dawn of War® - Master Collection

Awesome classic game. The original has outstanding voice acting and gameplay. I highly recommend it.

Finally I have my complete set of childhood. Fun memories and new fun ones making!

The purchase experience on fanatical was smooth as ever, and soon I had the game collection activated, downloaded, and completely installed. All titles launched smoothly, with no surprises. I played Dawn of War GOTY for a bit last night to recall what it is like after all these years. I also launched and briefly ran each game to verify they were working. To me DoW was as good as ever! My gaming PC is an older one, from before the rise of Ryzen chips, and m2 drives. I had no problems whatsoever with anything even on this older, weaker machine. I think a newer one would do everything effortlessly as well. Among the most positive things is the fact that I did not need to tweak any ini files, or do any computer gymnastics to have all titles here up and running right out of the box. I would def get this if you are or used to be into Warhammer and want to experience or relive these epic battles. New to Warhammer, you should get it too, if you like this sort of game as it is a legendary title for a reason.

The quintessential 2000s RTS, with chainswords, bolters, and witchcraft. A perfect realisation of the GrimDark 40K Universe with the tactical depth and asymmetrical modes of play to keep you entertained for 100s of hours. TLDR: Like Space, Like BIG GUNS , Like Magic, Like RTSs = Must buy.

Probably the best warhammer RTS experience to date, from the story to the gameplay and scale of battle. Nothing comes close. And with the fan made apocalypse mod, there is thousands of hours of fun in this package.

A bundle of some of the best rts games in my opinion, and hands down the best Warhammer 40k games. Coupling Soulstorm with the Ultimate Apocalypse mod is also highly recommended to get a truly amazing experience out of an already great game.

Great "old but gold" RTS set in the hilariously overly dramatic grimdark world of Warhammer 40K. Campaigns are more than glorified tutorials with memorable stories and situations that are mostly well-produced instead of complete afterthoughts. I haven't had the opportunity to play multiplayer but offline skirmish mode did the trick for me. The graphics and look of the game are definitely retro by now, models are pretty basic but textured well enough to look complex and alive. Animations in-game are fine but very awkward in in-engine cutscenes. Sounds, voice acting, and music hold up very well. The game has definitely aged poorly in terms of accessibility though, with no option to change keybindings, a tutorial that skips unit control shortcuts, and an FOV so low it feels like your face is inches above the ground even when maxed out. I strongly recommend downloading at least a mod to increase that FOV. I also recommend looking into the 'Ultimate Apocaplypse' and 'Unification' mods that completely revamp the game once you've had your fill with the collection's content.