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Amazon Minimum Age: 204 monthsBinding: DVD-ROM Brand: THQ EAN: 0752919492970 Edition: Standard ESRB Age Rating: Mature Item Dimensions: Label: THQ Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product. Manufacturer: THQ MPN: 49297 Platform: Windows XP Publisher: THQ Release Date: September 11, 2006 Studio: THQ Features:
Accessories: Editorial Review: Product Description: Company of Heroes takes you back to World War II, where you'll guide Able Company through the deadliest battles in WW2's European theatre, including the D-Day landings at Normandy. Through a rich single player campaign, players experience the cinematic intensity, courage and bravery of ordinary soldiers thrust into extraordinary events. Special DVD edition. Average Rating:
![]() Rating: - addictingaddicting game, paid 100% worthily. playing on line is a lot of fun too, way harder than expert computer. only bummer are the HUGE patches that have to be downloaded in order to play on line. Rating: - Combined with KMOD, a Five Star (RT)SI was looking for a good WW2 mod for Total Annihilation, when I stumbled over this instead. I guess I had seen some pictures of Company of Heroes, but since they were zoomed-in and panned-in ones, I hadn't realized the game was basically a new version of old Command & Conquer, with a camera/viewpoint you could manipulate any way you wanted. And that's pretty much what it is, without modification. But since it's so realistic looking (unlike, say, Dawn of War or any of the older games), the short weapon ... Read More Rating: - A good game overallFirst when I started up the game I thought with some disappointment that it was just DoW with Nazis. Though the gameplay does build on the DoW series, it also greatly improved and surpassed it. It become more realistic from the behavior of your units (down to the cursing) to the damage model of the vehicles. The basics are the same, though: capture strategic points, build bases, produce units. The need for aggressive gameplay remained, too. You can't spend time and resources protecting every single asset ... Read More Rating: - Groundbreaking RTSLet me start off by saying that the WW2 gaming genre has been done to death in general. However, that is not so true in the Real-Time Strategy (RTS) genre which Company of Heroes is part of. Being a WW2 game is not even what makes Company of Heroes great. The brilliance of this game is the new gameplay mechanics introduced. No longer do you have dumb units to command around the map. Company of Heroes introduces a cover system, and when your units fall under attack, they automatically move to cover but ... Read More Rating: - Best RTS of the decadeI've been playing this game for over a year now and it's pretty much the only one I play. I've been thinking about why exactly it's so good and different, and here's what I came up with: (1) This is a game where there are NO hard and fast counter units. Unlike in C&C3, for example, where some vehicles are always better than some infantry and some units just demolish air units, Company of Heroes allows you to use tactics to overcome this limitation. For example. Let's say you have a ... Read More |