Eternal, a fan-made expansion for Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War II, gives the fans of this popular strategy game an excellent reason to return to the world of Relic Entertainment's game.
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UPDATE:
The creators, i.e. Team 39, have given us permission to host a mirror for Dawn of War II - Eternal on our FTP server.
It is also worth mentioning that the mod's beta has been updated to version 0.5.2. The new edition mainly brings bug fixes noticed by players during testing.
2009 saw the release of the next installment of the popular real-time strategy game series from the Warhammer 40,000 universe. The work of Relic Entertainment, titled Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II won the hearts of gamers and, despite the passing years, still enjoys a large fanbase.
The unflagging popularity of the game is thanks in part to the aforementioned fans, who constantly introduce various modifications to the game. One of them is Eternal - an impressive project by user iToster.
The developer recently announced that the beta version of the expansion that has been in development for two years is ready and waiting for the players. The project is still in development, so the current list of content is not outstandingly impressive, although it makes a good impression as it is. Below are some new items that the modification is introducing to Dawn of War II:
In time, the expansion will receive more features. Among them will be:
You can get acquainted with the details here, where you will also find a link to download for Eternal.
Finally, let's add that iToster is asking the gaming community to inform him on Discord about bugs encountered in the beta. In turn, below you can watch a video, presenting Eternal in action.
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