Company of Heroes 2

Experience the ultimate WWII RTS platform with COH2 and its standalone expansions. This package includes the base game, which you can then upgrade by purchasing The Western Front Armies, Ardennes Assault and/or The British Forces. More info in the "About This Game" section below.

Company of Heroes 2 is a strategy, world war ii and rts game developed by Relic Entertainment and Feral Interactive (Linux) and published by Feral interactive (Mac), Feral Interactive (Linux) and SEGA.
Released on June 25th 2013 is available on Windows, MacOS and Linux in 8 languages: Czech, English, French, German, Italian, Polish, Russian and Spanish - Spain.

It has received 108,091 reviews of which 85,312 were positive and 22,779 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.8 out of 10. 😊

The game is currently priced at 5.99€ on Steam and has a 70% discount.


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Requirements

These are the minimum specifications needed to play the game. For the best experience, we recommend that you verify them.

Windows
Minimum:
  • Memory: 2GB RAM
  • Processor: 2Ghz Intel Core2 Duo or equivalent
  • Graphics: 512MB Direct3D 10 capable video card (GeForce 8800 GT or Radeon HD 2900XT)
  • OS: 32bit Vista
  • Internet: Broadband Internet connection
  • Hard Drive: 30GB free Hard disc space
MacOS
Minimum Requirements
  • OS OS X 10.14*
  • Processor 1.8Ghz Intel
  • RAM 8GB
  • Hard Disk 35GB
  • Graphics 1GB Nvidia 650M, 2GB AMD Radeon M290, Intel Iris Pro or better (see notes for more details).
  • Internet Broadband Internet connection
  • Input Keyboard & Mouse
  • Additional Notes The game is supported on the following Macs. To check your Mac model and when it was released, select About This Mac from the Apple Menu on your desktop:
    • * All 21.5” iMacs released since Late 2013 with a 1.8GHz i3 processor or better
    • * All 27” iMacs/iMac Pros released since Late 2013 (Late 2012 models with Nvidia 675 or Nvidia 680 graphics are also supported.)
    • * All 27" iMac Pros released since Late 2017
    • * All 13” Retina MacBook Pros released since 2016
    • * All 15” Retina MacBook Pros released since Mid 2012
    • * All 15" MacBook Pros released since Mid 2012 with a 1GB graphics card or better
    • * All Mac Pros released since Late 2013
    Please note for your computer to meet the minimum requirements it must match or better all elements of the listed spec. For more detailed specifications check the Feral website.
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    The following Macs are capable of running the game but do not consistently meet the standards required for official support.
    • * All Mac Minis since Late 2014
    • * All MacBooks released since Early 2016
    • * All MacBook Airs released since Mid 2013
    • * All 13" MacBook Pros released since Late 2013
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    Pre-10.14 Users:

    Users of OS X before 10.13 can access a compatible version of the game. Right-click the game in Steam Library, then Properties > Betas > β€˜mac-linux-1.2.8'. This is compatible from 10.10.3 to 10.13.5.
    Multiplayer is compatible between Mac and Linux versions only.
Linux
Minimum Requirements
  • OS Ubuntu 14.04 (64bit) or SteamOS
  • Processor 2.6 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo or equivalent.
  • RAM 4GB
  • Hard Disk 35GB
  • Graphics 1GB NVIDIA 640, Intel Iris Pro 5200 or better
  • Internet Broadband Internet connection
  • Input Keyboard & Mouse
  • Additional Notes
  • Intel GPU's require MESA version 10.5.2 or later.
  • Nvidia cards require Nvidia driver 352.21 or later.
  • Multiplayer is compatible between Mac and Linux versions running the same game version, only.

Reviews

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Nov. 2024
Been playing this game for 1.3k hours, one of the best WW2 theme RTS I ever played in my life. Got many new nice friends from this game. Altough its an old game from 2013, the game still amaze me how well the mechanics are. The developers should not forget about this game and an update would be nice too. This shows how CoH1 and CoH2 being much better compared to CoH3. Everything else is fine and I really recommended it to anyone fond with RTS and WW2 games. P.S. anyone would like to play with me feel free, we could maybe be friends too :)
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Oct. 2024
Dont bother the Vanilla which is a competitive Nerf gun fighting at extremely close range. Go for the mods and it never disappoint. Go for Spearhead/Ironside mod, proper doctrination and rewarding gameplay.
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Oct. 2024
COH2 is leagues above its previous title in many ways (and not so in others) and also managed to blow the new-ish COH3 out of the water (somehow??). This game can be split mainly into two categories, campaign and skirmish, and one of them is really good (skirmish) while the other is mediocre at best (campaign). Skirmish This is where the game truly does shine. It has 5 different armies for you to chose from (Soviets, United States Armed Forces, British, Wehrmacht Ostheer, and Oberkommando West) that all play drastically different from one another and have their own strengths and weaknesses. All of these factions are good in their own right, but they force the player to use an entirely different play-style or strategy. The game is currently in its best balanced state when all units are properly balanced with one another and the historical usefulness of these units seems to scale with their performance in game. Every unit is valuable in one way or another, you just need to learn it. The tank engagements don't play out how their real life iterations happened, but if that were the case as soon as the axis fielded a King Tiger (or even a Jagdtiger), it would take the entire allied effort to stop it. The Campaign and T.O.W. This is where the game drops off in terms of quality unfortunately. The first Company of Heroes had an amazing campaign with expansions that added entirely new stories (and armies) that were based on historical events. COH2 on the other hand has two main campaigns; the Soviets and the Battle of the Bulge. The Battle of the Bulge is easily the best out of the two of them, allowing you to level different platoons, plant strategic attacks, and actually manage resources more efficiently. I highly recommend the Battle of the Bulge campaign, one of the only shining lights from it. Everything else relating to the soviets is underwhelming at best. The story they tried to tell during the Soviet campaign is an awesome idea, but unless you have a previous knowledge of Soviet history, it kinda leaves you confused on why they jump around to many different locations all the time. As it stands the soviet campaign tries to cram 4 years worth of combat into just 14 missions and in doing so they leave out some of the most important/historic moments from the Eastern Front. (The entire Summer of 1943 is gone; the turning point in the war) In order to remedy this mistake they've made 4 different T.O.W. mission packs, but they're very short, have no cutscenes, and often don't really tell much. Operation Barbarossa is easily the most fun of them, but even if you play extremely well, the Soviet AI will usually overpower you with their superior T34s and KV1s. There are definitely missions that were made with a specific goal in mind (The Brody Tank War), but other missions are just a skirmish against the AI. It's very lazy and overall just leaves the Soviets with a couple of good missions that you have to cherry pick from all of the campaign and T.O.W. Even though I do think that the campaign missions are worth playing; the main praises about this game come from the skirmishes and just how many ways to play there are. The Microtransactions SEGA drug the COH series into the hell that is microtransactions and this is the first game that fell victim to it. The steam store page in itself is disgusting to look at since every unlockable skin, commander, and expansion mission in the game has its own store page. Not to mention the fact that only 2/5 armies are available to play with the base game. The USF and OKW can be bought together in a bundle, but the British are an entirely different paid army. Everything else can be purchased thru the in-game currency system, which is nice, but some commanders in the game are clearly pay to win. Certain commanders combine different abilities and units in ways that make a very hard composition to crack. Naturally it comes down to how they use these units in the field, but while the base commanders have access to a couple good abilities, none are considered to be among the best. All in all, I think the game is extremely fun to play, either solo or with friends. It truly has its own unique charm to add to the WW2 genre, while also providing a lot of historical units and the history that came along with them. The game has its moments, but seeing a M26 Pershing spearheading an assault alongside a KV2, or seeing a Sturmtiger deafen the front lines while a King Tiger pushes in behind it cannot be beaten. 9/10, if not microtransactions would be a 10/10
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Oct. 2024
They say the days of RTS games are over, and they're right. I'm thankful that we've seen such gems as SC ,War3 and AoE in the last twenty years. They stayed with me throughout my youth, and finally we come to coh2, you don't need to have played through the previous one to get a feel for how epic this game is, with a simplified economic system, a collection of macro and micro strategies, and a little bit of RNG, you've got a masterpiece. I wouldn't say it's a perfect game, there are real issues with balance, some ridiculous physics bugs, and the plot (yep fk the Rus), but relic isn't Blizzard either, and I'm content enough to have seen such a swan's elegy in the sunset era of RTS As for coh3, good luck to them, RIP
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Aug. 2024
I have played this for a longtime and adore all the mods. It has insane amount of maps like no-other game I know. The realism mods are best of ANY game currently available. Hopefully one day Coh3 will have these mods too and then I'll buy Coh3. Currently Coh3 is about a 6 out 10 - needs a LOT of improvement and it's very buggy.
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Company of Heroes 2
7.8
85,312
22,779
Online players
5,558
Developer
Relic Entertainment, Feral Interactive (Linux)
Publisher
Feral interactive (Mac), Feral Interactive (Linux), SEGA
Release 25 Jun 2013
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