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Wow this I did not expect. Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II and the expansions are showing signs that they will come over to Linux & SteamOS!
You can see the information from SteamDB here:
Quotelaunch/2/config/oslist: linux
launch/2/executable: DawnOfWarII.sh
launch/2/type: none
It also looks like Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II - Retribution will come to Linux too, again thanks to SteamDB.
While I am not a massive fan of Warhammer I've actually seen this game be played by an old friend of mine, and it genuinely looked quite fun. I am also a sucker for real time strategy games, so it appeals to me!
I wonder if it will be a outsourced port, or if it's in-house, but only time will tell.
Something to remember though: Being on SteamDB doesn't mean it's confirmed, but it certainly looks like someone is working on them.
About the game
Command any of the six unique factions in the next standalone expansion of the critically acclaimed Dawn of War real-time strategy franchise. Choose to build a massive army or lead a small squad of elite heroes into battle and experience a single player campaign customized to your favorite race. Go online and face off against your enemies and experience the fast brutal combat of the 41st millennium. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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This would be awesome - I love the Dawn of War games.
The only issue is I already own it.
Last edited by Cmdr_Iras on 7 March 2016 at 4:08 pm UTC
The only issue is I already own it.
Last edited by Cmdr_Iras on 7 March 2016 at 4:08 pm UTC
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PublicNuisance Mar 7, 2016
Dawn of War II was solid. Haven't played retribution. Would be welcome news.
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Quoting: PublicNuisanceDawn of War II was solid. Haven't played retribution. Would be welcome news.Retribution was my favorite of the DoW2 games. The campaign is not as strong as the previous games and much less personal, but it has to be because you're not forced to play as Space Marines you actually have a choice of which race/faction to play, so the story has to be a bit more vague for it to work with anyone. Obviously, I played the campaign as Orks because Orks are awesome and hilarious. It's worth it for the banter between the Orks alone. Magnificent.
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GustyGhost Mar 7, 2016
EDIT: I mistook the title to mean Dawn of War the original. I retract my statement. 40K original is far superior.
Last edited by GustyGhost on 7 March 2016 at 8:59 pm UTC
Last edited by GustyGhost on 7 March 2016 at 8:59 pm UTC
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>didn't expect a title like this
The Warhammer 40K people are in love with Tux.
The Warhammer 40K people are in love with Tux.
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coryrj19951 Mar 7, 2016
And I've been so close to buying this game to run in wine... I think I'll wait now :D
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the dawn of war series is the only game series i really missed on linux, this is the best news of 2016!!!!
i can't wait until they launch
i can't wait until they launch
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oldrocker99 Mar 7, 2016
Be still, my quivering heart! 
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Kuduzkehpan Mar 7, 2016
i hope it will have cross-platform multiplayer.
and greate job peeps was thinking that but i had no hope about it.
and greate job peeps was thinking that but i had no hope about it.
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Mountain Man Mar 8, 2016
Ah, pity it's not the first DoW: 40K. I bought that years ago as part of a Humble Bundle, but I've never really had a chance to play it.
Last edited by Mountain Man on 8 March 2016 at 12:12 am UTC
Last edited by Mountain Man on 8 March 2016 at 12:12 am UTC
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Played both DoW and DoWII, they are both excellent, though more base building in the original DoW.
This plus Warhammer Total War! Fans of the Warhammer universe rejoice! (I'm still enjoying the 2 Space Hulk titles as well, plus the slightly less exciting Warhammer Quest)
This plus Warhammer Total War! Fans of the Warhammer universe rejoice! (I'm still enjoying the 2 Space Hulk titles as well, plus the slightly less exciting Warhammer Quest)
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