While these four factions are very well developed and add plenty of variety to the overall gameplay experience, the game’s centrepieces are undoubtedly the single-player campaigns. “…it’s clear that a lot of love has been poured into Company of Heroes 3.” Gameplay-wise, each of these factions comes with perks and drawbacks: where the Wehrmacht is a great faction for those playing defensively with anti-vehicle units like the StuG, the US forces instead come with light vehicles perfect for an aggressive play style. The voice acting is suitably realistic and dramatic without ever tipping over into cheesiness. There are four factions to choose from-the German Wehrmacht, the Deutsches Afrikakorps, the British forces, and the US forces-and each one comes with units, barks, and dialogue. The same goes for units, uniforms, tanks, and weapons. Every gameplay map-whether it’s the desert or a lush Italian landscape-is beautifully rendered, and the game’s visuals look realistic and help create an immersive atmosphere. Whilst previous games took place in Second World War France and Russia, Company of Heroes 3 is set on sunnier shores: the game comes with a single-player campaign set in North Africa, and one set in Italy. Like its predecessors, the game is set during World War II.
If you count yourself among the die-hard Company of Heroes fans, you’re in luck: Relic entertainment has retained plenty of the gameplay elements that the franchise is known for.
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