Quinns: The Tyranids help to turn the game into horror, too. That's where they fit, and - as Alec says - I think they do a good job at capturing that.

A Million Imperial Guard will die in a single battle. There's only a million space marines in the universe. The Imperial Guard turn 40k into a real horror. Kieron: I think you nailed it in your review, really. They are, but they very much emphasise the ludicrousness of dropping men with guns into a battle filled with slathering hellbeasts, ghost-possessed walkers and genetically enhanced superhumans I'm just about to finish my first run through the campaign as the Impy Goo, and played a little of the MP, but only a little.ДЄlec: how do we feel about the Impy Goo, then? I read one review that dismissed them as basically men with guns, which I felt was to miss the point a little. Kieron: The interesting thing is that you don't get the toys that. The game's a toybox, and I wanted all those toys. I've bashed away at a few campaign missions but found myself distracted by full-on multiplayer matches against the AI. For my part, I have played two and a half of the campaigns, and something in the region of 10 multiplayer gmaes Let us commence by noting how much of the game we've played.

It brings to the table six different campaigns and a new race, the Imperial Guard. And lo, this very lunchtime the three men gathered and holstered their guns for the official RPS Verdict.ДЄlec: Gentlethings, we are here to discuss Retribution, the second exandelion for Dawn of War II. When the game was released on Friday Kieron and Quinns, as ever, found themselves in the mood for some bombastic hyper-war. Last week Alec gifted us with his opinionations on Dawn of War II: Retribution, the latest standalone expansion for Relic's Dawn of War II.

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