One of the best Warhammer 40k games is a month away, enjoying the discounts of “Full Fans”

The authoritative version of one of the greatest Warhammer 40k games of all time, Dawn of Warcoming soon, fans with the last anniversary edition will receive a considerable discount on this new and improved edition.

Announce back Can be part of the warhammer skullWarhammer 40: Dawn of War – The final version is released on August 14th. This updated version of the classic real-time strategy game first released by Resic in 2004 will make the game more playable on modern hardware, including widescreen and 4K resolution support, high-scan textures, its original resolution, improved camera, HUD optimization, HUD optimization, and upgrades to lighting, unit reflections and shadows.

According to the press release, this version of the game has also been upgraded to a 64-bit platform to “support the ongoing efforts of the modification community” and will be fully compatible with existing mods.

Dawn of War – Authoritative Edition It will be $30 and also includes three expansions to the game: Winter Assault, Dark Crusade and Soulstorm. Each expansion adds new playable army, multiplayer maps and other campaigns (nonlinear movements that can be played with different armies in the case of the Dark Crusade and Soulstorm). The war broke out in the dawn of the war, including the Royal Guard, the Corpse and the Fighting Sisters, fans' favorites.

The authoritative version of Dawn of War will essentially replace the last anniversary edition released in 2006, which bundles all the game's content together. According to Relics, those “faithful fans” with anniversary editions will receive a 30% discount on the purchase version and keep the discount for the foreseeable future. This makes the Dawn of War-final version priced at $21 for the owner of the anniversary edition.

To celebrate the release date announcement, Relic abandoned the 4K enhanced version of the original Dawn of the iconic CGI trailer of the war, which shows the bloody Crow's Space Marines fighting the Orkish Horde.

While fans seem to appreciate the trailer that was updated overall, a change – removing the screams of the Space Sergeant and replacing it with a dubbing of unknown characters in the trailer – dragging some people's feathers. Relics in statement IGN The Space Navy's initial “Roar is more beloved than we realize”, “We may soon be able to enjoy for OG Roar.”

In other Warhammer 40k video game news, Space Navy 2 has recently obtained a long-standing siege mode Update, and re-create the original re-release Space Marines are already in many problems Publisher SEGA has started offering refunds.