Company of Heroes: Opposing Fronts (14 link and good speed)

When Company of Heroes shipped last year, it proved that there's plenty
of life in the World War II real-time strategy genre if companies take
risks and innovate. THQ and Relic's superb real-time strategy game did
that by blending in so many cutting-edge elements that it made the
battlefield come alive like rarely before. Thanks to impressive
artificial intelligence that made soldiers move and act like the real
thing, as well as the tactical implications of a spectacular and fully
destructible battlefield, Company of Heroes was a game that rewarded
smart and quick thinking. With an excellent single-player campaign and
thrilling multiplayer gameplay, it was also named GameSpot's 2007 PC
Game of the Year. Now, just slightly a year after it was released, THQ
and Relic have released Company of Heroes: Opposing Fronts, a fairly
straightforward and satisfying follow-up that delivers more content for
would-be Pattons to enjoy.

Opposing Fronts is more of a pseudosequel than an expansion pack. You
don't need the original Company of Heroes to play it, though if you do
you'll be able to select from the US Army and regular German Army
factions from that game in skirmish matches. Otherwise, you'll be
restricted to the two new factions introduced in Opposing Fronts: the
British Army and the German Panzer Elite. These factions both get their
own campaign that, when combined, make for a longer single-player
experience than Company of Heroes. Interestingly, the campaigns are
staggered so that they're in nonlinear order. You'll begin with the
story of two German brothers battling against the daring airborne
assault of Operation Market Garden, and in the following campaign
you'll leap further back into the past to participate in the British
Army's lengthy and bloody assault on the French city of Caen.

The heart of the expansion can be found in the new factions. Both play
quite differently from the US and German factions in the first game,
and though you needn't have played Company of Heroes to dive into
Opposing Fronts, it's hard not to shake the feeling that the British
and Panzer Elite are designed for veteran players. That's because their
mobile nature makes them a bit more of a handful to control than the
prior factions. To clarify, the Panzer Elite is built around the idea
of hard-hitting and fast-moving combat groups that can race around the
battlefield, either to counter what the enemy is doing or to exploit an
opening. To that extent, the Panzer Elite doesn't so much lock down
territory as it bulldozes its way across the map. Thankfully, Panzer
Elite infantry can repair vehicles during slight pauses, but you won't
have a lot of time to hunker down before another situation needs
putting out.





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