Soviets are a very forgiving faction great for beginners and Wehrmacht are the most similar to CoH1 in their playstyle which suits any latecomers to the game's sequel. Multiplayer content: (access to multiplayer method #1) - This contains two factions in multiplayer: the Soviet Army and the German Wehrmacht two very well balanced factions that are the core factions of the game and therefore have the most tactical options at their disposal by way of commanders, more on them later. The game's engine gets changed as balance updates come, this game has been balanced heavily since release but the scenarios have not been, therefore some don't work quite as intended any more. Theatre of War pack: Operation Barbarossa - Theatre of War packs are AI scenarios most of which are played as singleplayer but some can be played co-operatively, they're very challenging and can be quite rewarding.

Singleplayer content: The Soviet Campaign - an Enemy at the Gates Hollywood style revising of the Eastern Front, not the game's strongest suit but a very good RTS campaign as RTS campaigns go. The following are split into what single player content they offer or they're split into the separate paths to access the game's online multi-player as a whole any of which can be your starting point Pro-tip this game and its modules are regularly heavily discounted in Steam sales. There are several paths into playing and enjoying CoH2 it is a modular game, and if you're not prepared to fork out the overall asking price for all the modules, it's better to first establish what it is you want from the game before purchasing.

Which version of Company of Heroes 2 should I buy?

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