Then with regards to the gameplay, it retains its slow and methodical style we seen before. They have been warranted some voice acting which helps bring more authenticity to the battle and those taking part in it. The animations linked to the tanks and crumbling structures are superb, all the way down to the infantry units, which not only look fantastic, they sound great too.
The areas you will explore are much more fleshed out and detailed. The key changes are to the graphical content which looks much better this time around. However, considering just how brilliant that was seven years previously, we can’t say we are too disappointed with that decision. The content on offer is very similar to the gameplay and format that was present before. So with that in mind, the question is how does this game advance the series? Well, in a lot of ways this game is a lateral move. War Never ChangesĪs we mentioned, the game that preceded this one was a real show stopper that galvanised a rather predictable genre and was arguably ahead of it’s time in terms of quality. However, did the game earn it’s stripes, or was it discharged and dismissed from duty? We find out in our review of Company of Heroes 2. This title aimed to offer fans of the series more of the same with some quality-of-life tweaks. However, thanks to it’s much more strategic format, the game also plays rather like games like X-Com, Iron Harvest, Call to Arms and Dawn of War. This game plays rather like other games that take inspiration from war and history such as Medal of Honor, Call of Duty and Battlefield.
However, many also questioned how the developer would aim to improve upon their last outing. The initial title was a roaring success, so when the sequel Company of Heroes 2 came along, many thought that this was surely a nailed on success. One such game series that has done the latter is the Company of Heroes series that opted for a much more strategic take on war and historical violence than the various FPS games that occupied the same space. Some of which have failed miserably, but others have found great success in this field. We have seen more than a few developers take a bash at creating a truly immersive and realistic WW2 epic.
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