Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War IV – Official Game Overview Trailer



Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War IV is set to release on 3 December 2026, but if you can’t wait until then, the Commander Edition gives players early access three days ahead of the main release. Pre-order either edition now to get a 10% discount, and prepare to begin the fight for Kronus anew.

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37 Comments

  1. This looks really cool and fun but I'm hesitant since I have noticed that my brain and motor skills are unfortunately not really wired for real-time multitasking RTS games require. I got into Warhammer 40k mainly because of it being a cool and creative model building and painting hobby, and later got interested about playing it as a game because tabletop wargames are basically physical turn-based strategy games instead.

  2. If there is one thing i hope you manage to do, is if you add new faction/races to the game in future with thier own campaigns that you're able to give them the same love you seem to be giving the starting 4 in this game. One of the flaws i felt from some of the previous DOW titles were different factions having very generic campaigns.

  3. I'm hyped …I hope it will be successful in relaunching the Dawn of War series and I hop it will get more factions in the future (personally hoping for Genestealer Cults but to be realistic if it gets more factions the first will obviously be either chaos Eldar or Imperial guard which would also be cool )

  4. GW, now seriously. Why isn't on this channel Gameplay overview of Mechanicus 2? It was video of same thematic. Why the hell even Space marine updates are here, but not characters trailers for Mechanicus 2 I ask you??? You lost literally half the promotion game had (3 trailers of 6). I get you pushed Devs to release before they finished the game, but this is just twice swinish advertising strategy. Why in the world some Devs instantly get all attention in the world the moment they started to share something and others have to gather player base almost completely on their own?

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