Dawn of War 4 was possible thanks to Iron Harvest's kickstarter.

Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War 4 was the biggest release of the GameScom Opening Night Live. As Space Marine 2, Amazon's Secret Level Episodes and Henry Cavill's upcoming projects, Games Workshop decided that the RTS series needed a comeback.

You can choose from up to four camps, build a huge base, and participate in endless wars with Crochus. After Dawn of War: Dark Crusade, we will interact with various enemies in other creatures on the planet. However, developer King Art Games thinks that the project was gained due to the kickstarter campaign for other games, Iron Harvest.

Withdrawal, four Dawn War 4 was possible.

In a conversation with a PC gamer, senior game designer Elliot Barrier stated that the studio constantly contacted the community and kickstarter donors to share updates and concepts for iron harvesting. The community wanted a larger army, but Iron Harvest was not that kind of game. But it provided them with ideas about future RTS games.

Game director Jan Bysen probably thought that someone in Games Workshop could see these updates and that the studio could be a good candidate for developing the game. “Someone in the game workshop would have seen it. In blue, they would have four wars to us to us, what should we do?”

“We didn't expect anything to actually come out,” he added. “Then we released Iron Harvest, received favorable reviews, and while we were doing additional work, Games Workshop asked us to talk a little more. [about Dawn of War 4]. “

The game workshop may have had several studios for Dawn of War 4. King Art Games was able to place the concept and ideas of withdrawal on the table. But only after the pitch and concept of the studio of the game that the game workshop decided to go with them.

If King Art Games had not communicated with the community, it would not have been considered in Dawn of War 4.