Archive Identity Independent Editorial Project

About Kronus Archive.

Kronus Archive is an independent, unofficial English-language reference site focused on helping players understand Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War IV before and after launch.

01 // Mission

Why this archive exists

Pre-launch game information is often scattered across publisher posts, store listings, interviews, trailers, and previews. Kronus Archive turns those records into direct answers about release timing, factions, campaign co-op, multiplayer, hardware planning, and post-launch content.

Our goal is not to repeat announcements. Each guide explains what a confirmed fact means for a player, identifies what remains uncertain, and gives a defensible estimate when waiting for perfect information would leave the reader without a useful answer.

02 // Editorial Responsibility

Research, review, and AI assistance

Kronus Archive uses human-directed research and editorial review. AI-assisted tools may help organize sources, compare claims, draft language, and identify inconsistencies. They do not replace source verification or authorize invented gameplay data.

Before publication, factual claims are checked against the sources displayed on the article. Estimates must name their comparison basis and confidence level. Hands-on claims, benchmarks, damage values, and build orders will be labeled as tested only after a repeatable method and game version can be recorded.

03 // Independence

Ownership and commercial disclosure

Kronus Archive is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Games Workshop, Deep Silver, PLAION, KING Art Games, or Valve. Editorial conclusions are not supplied by those companies.

The site may display third-party advertising to support hosting, research, and maintenance. Advertising does not affect source rankings, factual conclusions, or whether a guide recommends a purchase. Sponsored editorial content is not currently published; any future commercial relationship would be labeled clearly.

04 // Accountability

Corrections are part of the record

Pre-launch information changes. When a publisher revises a date, feature, or roadmap, we update the affected pages and preserve necessary historical context so old search snippets are not mistaken for current facts.

Read the Editorial Standards for the evidence system or use Contact & Corrections to report a problem.