Having tried out the first part of the North African campaign, it feels like more of the same Company of Heroes experience, which is certainly not a bad thing. The DAK will also join Company of Heroes 3 as the fourth playable faction in multiplayer, joining the U.S., British, and Wehrmacht (the German faction that fought on behalf of the Axis Powers in Italy) soldiers. The DAK's mission in this campaign will be to defeat the British North African forces across regions like Ajdabiya, Tobruk, Gazala, and El Alamein. The community-requested DAK are a hit-and-run contingent that's focused on fast mobility, flanking the enemy, and aggressive tactics. When players venture to North Africa, they'll take control of the Deutrsches Afrika Korps (DAK) for the first time in franchise history. To that end, the team has brought in cultural and historical consultants in order to tell a story that's faithful to real-world events. The development team takes historical accuracy seriously and will seek to tell a culturally grounded story. Relic notes that in contrast to the Italian Dynamic Campaign offering a more open-ended campaign, North Africa is structured closer to more traditional COH single-player outings. The North African Operation offers something rarely seen in video games or media as a whole, taking players into a narrative-heavy experience across desert countries like Libya, Egypt, and Morocco.
North Africa was also embroiled in the global conflict and it's a story that Sega and Relic Entertainment will look to explore in their upcoming sequel.Īmong the items unveiled during a special Tuesday reveal was one of Company of Heroes 3's single-player campaigns.
However, Company of Heroes 3 is exploring an aspect of the war that's rarely discussed. It's hard to imagine there has been any stone unturned. For over 15 years, the Company of Heroes series has been exploring every corner of the World War II conflict.
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