PB: It’s a challenge, but it’s one of those fun challenges of game design. However, there’s certainly rewards for people who know the Dawn of War games, such as nods to previous games.ĪL: Is it tough to create a game that is accessible to new players, but still contains deep systems that will hold the interest of returning fans?

Even for players that might have not played the game after ten years, we want to have a game that welcomes new players and previous ones. PB: Absolutely, there’s no assumed knowledge involved during development. There’s a lot of things done under the hood that we’ve done such as reduce the amount of randomness in the game and make the game more readable.ĪL: Is the multiplayer feature something that new players to the series will be able to pick up and easily enjoy? Now, this has been seen before, but the way we do it is different and creates different interactions. PB: I think its biggest step forward at a high level is the integration of heroes in an army.

AL: Is there anything in Dawn of War III that you feel adds to the RTS genre?

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