The studio's looking to keep that back-and-forth going by giving players an early look at the sequel in a pre-alpha campaign preview which is live now and will run until August 2 at 7pm PT / 10pm ET / 3am BT (August 3).
General manager Justin Dowdeswell described Company of Heroes 3 as being co-developed with "some of our fantastic community members," whose feedback was integrated into the game along the way. Relic has talked up new factions, tactics, and stories to uncover, as well as new mechanics like a full-on pause button that lets players "coordinate all their actions at once, thinking through every move in detail without the pressure of doing it all in real-time." This pause button will only be available in single-player, naturally, but it ought to give you time to reflect and plan ahead during intense moments. Set in the Mediterranean during World War II, Company of Heroes 3 is promising landscapes "of immense variety, from windswept Italian mountain passes to harsh North African deserts and coastal vistas." These locales shape the "dynamic campaign map" on which you'll lead the Ally forces against Axis forces in the fight for control of Italy. Relic Entertainment and Sega announced the long-awaited sequel today, some eight years after the release of Company of Heroes 2.
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