To do this, we have tested Company of Heroes 3 with 13 graphics card, ranging from AMD's aging RX 480 to Nvidia's RTX 4090.įor today's testing, we have used AMD's Radeon Software 23.2.2 driver and Nvidia's 528.49 WHQL drivers. Today, we will be looking at Company of Heroes 3, analyse the game's PC version and let you know which settings to tweak in order to get the best performance out of your gaming system. That said, it does make sense to make this game as easy to run as possible, given how niche the RTS genre has become. Company of Heroes 3 uses no ray tracing, and runs remarkably well on older gaming PCs, but the cost of that is that the game's visuals are not as impressive as prior games in the series were when they launched. While model quality and animations are clearly better than prior Company of Heroes titles, it is clear that Relic didn't intend to push the limits of modern hardware with this release. Graphically, we feel that Company of Heroes is a mixed bag. With Company of Heroes 3, Relic are hoping that their game can appeal to fans of their original Company of Heroes titles while innovating with this release by giving the game a traditional mission-based North Africa campaign alongside a new Dynamic Italian Campaign, which adds an almost Total War-like campaign map to the series alongside the game's standard real-time combat encounters.īetween the resurgence of Age of Empires, the release of Command and Conquer Remastered, and the return of Company of Heroes, it is safe to say that the real-time strategy genre is in the midst of a resurgence.
With Company of Heroes 3, Relic Entertainment has returned to their Essence Engine, transitioning the engine to DirectX 12 while dramatically increasing the detail of the models and destruction within the game. The Company of Heroes series has returned, with the franchise's third game arriving almost 10 years after Company of Heroes 2.
Company of Heroes 3 is here, and fans of the franchise will love it
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