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• ArchVile

  Aug 7, 2023

  Glitchy, poorly optmized.
• -.arriero

  Aug 10, 2023

  Ta re piola amigo
• Major Eaton

  Aug 8, 2023

  I'm a huge CoH 1 & 2 fan, along with a couple of my friends, so we were hyped when CoH 3 was announced. We purchased it day one and played it enthusiastically but, unfortunately, our enthusiasm quickly faded for this game. Here it is 6 months later and I've got less than 20 hours total in this game that I was confident would dominate my gaming time. Here's a brief list why (to be clear, this feedback is all limited to the multiplayer): 1. POST-GAME STATISTICS SCREEN COMPLETELY BROKEN. I am amazed that I don't see more people commenting about this absolutely broken and necessary feature of the game. At the end of every match you get a statistical analysis of how you performed with performance breakdowns by each player and unit over the timeline of the match. It is 100% WRONG. Myself and my friends always have several/all of the following: unit production missing, incorrect unit damage, incorrect unit deaths, incorrect unit kills, incomprehensible scores, etc. In fact, I have never played a match where the post-game statistics are even close to correctly representing anything that actually happened during the match. THIS IS A HUGE PROBLEM! Post-game statistics are how I learn to analyze my performance and get better, but with the stats absolutely missing and no option to save a watchable replay of the match (a missing feature from previous titles), the tools I have to improve my game are all but gone--one missing entirely, the other totally useless. This issue drives me insane, and I can't imagine how/why it is still broken. 2. EXTREMELY LIMITED MAP SELECTION. I play with two friends which means we require, at minimum, a 3v3 map. Given that there are 5 3v3 maps, and 3 4v4 maps available, we have a total of 8 maps to play on. For anyone looking to get life out of the multiplayer, either with friends or larger-scale battles online, this will get old extremely fast. 3. BROKEN AI. The AI need fixing. At no point does the AI ever feel like it's doing anything clever, but I get that's a subjective thing. Objectively, the difficulty rankings make no sense--there's no difference between Extra Hard and Expert--they're both equally smart/dumb in the same ways. The number of times that my friends and I have had to restart 10 minutes into a match because we realize that the AI has gotten stuck in its own base and can't find its way out is way too high (if I were to guess, I'd say we do this for about 15% of games played). Essentially, once you've countered the AI's primary tactic, that's it--you're done--because the AI won't do anything new, it will just double-down on that same tactic. I wanted so badly to love this game, and there's promise here--if you notice, none of these complaints are unfixable. If anyone with any connection to Relic reads this, please, I beg you... 1) FIX POST-GAME STATISTICS 2) ADD MORE MULTIPLAYER MAPS 3) FIX THE AI Company of Heroes has such a stellar legacy in CoH 1 & 2--they represent two of the best RTS's I have ever played, and I've been an avid RTS fan ever since the first Command and Conquer came out when I was a kid. It would be a shame to leave the franchise like this. In its current state, I can't recommend CoH 3, especially at $60. I hope that changes.
• WitchKingCain, RN

  Aug 9, 2023

  QOL improvements are great. Units control nicely and feel more organic, especially the infantry models. Game is slowly being patched into a good, balanced experience. Multiplayer is busted in a new way every patch, though. Was talked into this purchase while I was drunk, and have been regretting that purchase less and less as time goes on. Not bad, but still needs some ironing out. Besides, played too much to go back to CoH 2 now...
• Sup

  Aug 8, 2023

  Unfortunately the reviews for this game left me on the fence about purchasing, but after playing for the first time I can say if you enjoyed the previous two games you will certainly enjoy this one.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 19, 2023

  I defended this game for weeks after launch. It was rough, but many games have a rough launch these days. I told myself I was impressed by the frequent patches, and what seemed like an honest attempt to fix both balance problems and the plethora of bugs. That all changed for me when their first major update was adding the in-game currency and store. I pre-ordered the game (for $80), and with all of the horrific bugs that were still out, and the obvious balance issues, their priority was to try to get more money out of their player base. I can't defend this game anymore. Maybe we will get to a point where I feel like the game was worth the money, but we are ABSOLUTELY not there yet. I hope they eventually get their act together, but right now I couldn't be more disappointed. If they continue to support the game, and it gets supported past this abysmal launch, it might be worth the money then.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 20, 2023

  State of the game Singleplayer : Insulting Multiplayer : Early access Replay support : n/a Ranked automatch : n/a Microtransactions : Yes
• gamedeal user

  Mar 30, 2023

  As a CoH veteran, with over 4000 hours across the titles on Steam, and hundreds more on the original CoH/CoH Online, I am advising you to avoid this game. Sega's acquisition of Relic almost destroyed CoH 2, launching with buggy code, limited gameplay options, and an esport focus. It was only after a year of fan pushback that the game was saved, made playable, and made generally enjoyable. With the development of CoH 3, Relic doubled down on their 'community involvement', and had done a fantastic job of hyping up this game, selling us on aspects like major mod-abilty, and all new game mechanics. Then it released. -Unfinished content -Game breaking bugs. -(arguably) The worst ingame Ai of the series -Content unashamedly ripped from CoH 1 &2 and pasted in jarringly -A weird departure from long established game controls -A base building system that makes Halo Wars' seem like a better idea. -Limited maps, with limited replay factor -A modding system so locked down it makes CoH 2 look open source (with the general consensus that this is to prevent modders adding content they wish to sell us in battlegroups later) And to show that they have been thoroughly corrupted by Sega, the first real update and bug fix comes wholesale with a predatory ingame real money cosmetic system, which is a far cry from the way it worked in CoH2. On top of the £50/70 asking price. Don't get me wrong, the game introduces some really nice new features (new to the franchise at least), and can be fun to play - just not for long sessions or even daily. Come back in 3-4 years, and pick up the 'complete' edition during a Steam Sale - maybe by then it will be worth the price you pay. Rest in Peace Relic.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 24, 2023

  Early access being sold as full game.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 26, 2023

  They added in-game store before they fixed any bugs or added any maps or content. That tells something.