It’s a good formula that worked well in both prior games and their respective expansions and it continues to work well here too. You’ll also need to choose a company for each game to specialise in, which will give you access to unique units for that company, such as Panthers for the Wehrmacht armoured battlegroup or my personal favourite, the Guastatori Italian engineers from the Afrika Korps infantry company.
Finally, in single player you’ll need to capture objectives to advance your missions, and in multiplayer you’ll need to capture victory points to win the battle if you can hold the majority of them for long enough. Generally, infantry will cost manpower to requisition, fuel will be used to call in light armour and tanks, and munitions will be used for squad upgrades and abilities such as artillery barrages and air strikes. You command squads of soldiers and equipment from that conflict within engagements in a real time setting, where you need to take and hold land for resources such as manpower, fuel and munitions in order to fuel your war machine. To begin with, Company of Heroes is a series which features real time tactical battles that take place in WW2. So how does it stack up compared to its predecessors? Gearing Up For War It’s been a while since the last release but the next entry into the series, Company of Heroes 3, recently released. Company of Heroes 1 still holds up well even against some modern games, and Company of Heroes 2 was a flawed but extremely fun entry that solidified the franchise as a staple of my steam collection. Back in 2007 I was addicted to the first game and it helped my through quite a few years of my childhood, which has left me with a bit of a soft spot for the franchise. It has issues, but Company of Heroes 3 is a solid new entry to a beloved series.
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