This could be anything from liberating a town to hunting a German general, but each will take you to a smaller map where you, from a top-down view, have to train and lead regiments of soldiers and vehicles to claim objectives and achieve the mission goals: Typical Company of Heroes. To dive into an RTS section, you'll have to find a strategy mission on the map, which is essentially an important military campaign that needs you to directly command and organise it. This part is fundamental to COH3 because the decisions you make on the map, the units you use to take objectives, and the way you look to fight against the Axis, directly impacts the RTS section of the game, as both are tied together and play off each other. The map plays more like a standard strategy game, asking you to move units across portions of Italy to increase your control over the country, with a limited number of actions available per turn. But, there is also more on offer, as leading an assault into Axis operated Italy means you'll have to conquer a lot of ground, claiming a broad range of objectives along the way, which is why the overarching campaign map is crucial.
What does this mean? Well, battles aren't fought in France, Belgium or Germany, instead we're in charge of pressing into Italy from the south, using various tactics to claim strategic points on a dynamic campaign map.Ĭompany of Heroes 3 is bringing back its traditional real-time strategy gameplay, and that is a very important part of the title that we'll touch on further in a moment.
The main difference with Company of Heroes 3 however, is that the game won't be taking place on the Western Front, but rather in the Mediterranean, meaning the campaign and the battles will be based around Italy and northern Africa for the most part. Alike previous Company of Heroes games, the third iteration of the series takes place in World War 2, and follows the allies as they look to move through Europe pushing back the Axis forces.
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