Their ability to keep up the pressure as a battle wears on may be called into question, since their vehicles aren’t the toughest, but their battlefield spells have enough sting to keep up the pressure. Being the dark elves of the 40k universe, they’re sturdier than their leaf-eared counterparts, can hit hard and dominate a map quickly given half a chance. Of the two newcomers to the series, the Dark Eldar are the more intriguing. Soulstorm brings the total to nine, and whilst the two latest factions might not be fan favorites, the fact that you’ll have to try them out against the seven established ones adds a considerable amount of playtime as you throw them into the fray. Previous to Soulstorm that figure stood at seven - representing the number of 40k races that featured after Dark Crusade, Dawn of War’s last outing.
The answer to that conundrum lies within a certain magic number. With that in mind, you have to wonder what minds were at work to conceive Soulstorm - when in almost every area the underlying gameplay has been refined (or superseded in the case of the graphics) multiple times over.
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