Here's everything you liked about Company of Heroes before now, plus more of it, plus everything's just that little bit better. Company of Heroes 3 is a conservative's dream, the ultimate safe bet of a sequel and a clear reaction to the studio getting its hands singed by DoW 3's creative chances.
There were some who might have worried after the mixed-at-best reactions to Dawn of War 3, which gambled much more aggressively on giving units active abilities and its multiplayer maps more defined 'lanes', but they shouldn't. Relic has been at the pinnacle of the RTS (real-time strategy) scene for some time now. That's not to say this is much of a surprise.
Availability: Out 23 February on PC ( Steam), with PS5, and Xbox Series X/S versions coming soon. Company of Heroes 3 is very, very good, in part because great care has been taken with those gambles on its setting and tone. A game that simulates war for fun, which releases, somewhat unbelievably, a day before the anniversary of the war in Ukraine, and is - despite the questionable nature of putting you in a Wehrmacht commander's shoes, and astonishingly poor decision-making behind its release date - somehow, a success. This is the odd situation that Company of Heroes 3 puts you in, however. Let's get this one out of the way early: there's a certain strangeness - or worse - to talking about how good the bits where you get to play as Erwin Rommel are in a video game. In any case, it feels like an oversight to not acknowledge the PvP cooperative video games that can provide just as intense a challenge as any PvE co-op game.Navigating a tonal minefield with just enough confidence, Company of Heroes 3 is a big, refined, and beautifully textured addition to an already brilliant series. Generally, people like a game that is easy to learn but challenging to master, though there are notable exceptions to this thinking. Multiplayer games are often measured by how hard they are to learn and how difficult they are to master. Other players can prove just as brutal, if not more so. However, that isn't the only kind of difficulty that can be provided by a co-op game. Updated on April 21, 2022, by Josh Davison : It's most easy to measure the difficulty of a cooperative video game by the challenge that the game's environment provides. 
With all that in mind, here are some of the hardest modern co-op games for you and your friends to try.
However, as gamers get older, they often look for harder challenges, and now almost every player has the option to team up with someone not physically next to them through the power of the internet - and it's still a ton of fun.
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