THQ and Relic have shot through a video showing off their "Last Stand" mode for Warhammer 40K Dawn of War II, a veritable survival mode created "for the community", according to Relic, that will feature hordes of baddies coming in an attacking you in an arena where you, err, have to survive.

You can rack up high scores for bragging rights and completely play the mode online - cooperatively - with friends or other community members. Beyond that though, it's really only just another way to continue to enjoy the game.

Check out the new video here.

How about some more player races and more than 1 f***ing campaign... stupid retards.

this looks REALLY boring. the tactical challenges of flanking and tricking your opponent in COH and DOW2 are far superior to just mowing down hordes. some of the COH survival-esque modes are boring like this too.

Just improve balance in multiplayer please.

this looks REALLY boring

tell that to the zillions of comp stomp f*****s that plague any online RTS lobby.

i was looking forward to this game. after watching that i've lost interest.

I wanted a campaign!

How about some more player races and more than 1 f***ing campaign... stupid retards.

Well, isn't that what Dawn of War II: Chaos Rising is adding? Another campaign? True, it still says you just play as the Blood Ravens, and can't play as Chaos, but eh.

i was looking forward to this game. after watching that i've lost interest.

I wanted a campaign!

Refer above comment? This is just a little multi-player expansion - which is free?

my bad.
So Dawn of War II: Chaos Rising is the expansion we will have to pay for and Dawn of War II: Last Stand is just a small free mod.
Wasn’t there some guy making a dota mod for Dawn of War II as well.

Been playing this a fair bit recently, its actually really fun. Quite simple, but yeah, I keep coming back to it, easily spent more time playing this than dow2 multiplayer.

And they snuck some chaos stuff in too, the last wave of guys you fight is a chaos Black Legion terminator with some bloodletters.