IGN gave the game an 8.4/10 and came to the same conclusion I did: The game has received good reviews since day one from both professional critics and users alike: The bottom line, CoH2 is a terrific game, and I’m not the only one who thinks so. If you’re more into online play, the game also features competitive and cooperative multiplayer (Mac-to-Mac only). Plus, Company of Heroes 2 moved out of the tired battles we know too well (Battle of Normandy, anyone?) and featured an intense single-player campaign that reenacts some of the infamous battles led by the Red Army on the Eastern Front. The sequel brought a new engine with much better graphics, an improved physics engine, dynamic weather, and much more. It was hard to imagine how a sequel could significantly improve upon the legendary Company of Heroes, but CoH2 delivered. ArtĬompany of Heroes 2 on Mac: Everything you need to know Apple promised Metal would be a game-changer, but this was the first time we saw the improvements first-hand on an existing game. So, anyone tried it yet? Seem like a very interesting mod to me. Modern Combat (does not pass the moderation), Only makes it possible to make war against the Allies vs Allies and the Axis vs Axis, as well as a combination between the teams. Mix mod does not bring anything new to the game, no new units, tactics, buildings and other stuff. and Wehrmacht Tank Guard, as the Allies and the Germans on the side. This mod allows the use of all the playable factions on both sides of the barricades, that is, allows you to choose Britain, the U.S. Mix mode is designed to increase the pvp part of the fans Company of Heroes: Tales of Valor. I offer my apologies for bad english because I am forced to use Google-translator. Maude adapts to many famous and not so, modes (say, to what remains to be done to adapt) Tank Guard vs Tank Guard, and any combination between the parties to the game.
This mod allows you to play, for example, the Wehrmacht vs Wehrmacht, the United States vs United States, Britain vs Britain.
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