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Company of Heroes 3, while not quite living up to the legendary status of its predecessor, still manages to deliver an engaging and enjoyable experience, especially in its multiplayer mode. In fact, it's way better than expected. The new battlegroup system is a notable addition that adds depth and variety to the gameplay.

The graphics are decent for an RTS game, with environments that are adequately detailed to immerse you in the intensity of World War II battles. However, the sound design is a step down from the predecessor, lacking the impactful audio effects that made the predecessor so immersive.

One of the highlights is the battlegroup system, which allows for greater customization and strategic options, making each match feel unique and dynamic. Although there are only four battlegroups per faction, it's a case of quality over quantity. Each battlegroup is well-crafted, offering distinct playstyles and strategies.

Since its release, the game has seen significant improvements, addressing many of the initial issues and making the overall experience much better. Despite this, the single-player campaign isn't particularly enjoyable, lacking the compelling narrative and memorable moments that made the original Company of Heroes a classic.

Some gameplay mechanics feel slightly unpolished, and there are occasional bugs that can detract from the experience. Despite these shortcomings, Company of Heroes 3 remains a fun and engaging game, particularly for fans of the series and those who enjoy competitive online play. It may not reach the heights of its predecessor, but it still offers a worthwhile experience for strategy enthusiasts.

If you're a fan of the franchise or enjoy real-time strategy games, Company of Heroes 3 is definitely worth a try.

Quacktacular Fun!

Got this game for my birthday (shoutout to Henrik) and I’m totally quackers for it! The mystery of the secret salami had me hooked from the start. The dialogue is full of puns that will make you quack up, and the puzzles are egg-citingly clever. Controls can be a bit webbed, but once you get the hang of it, you'll be gliding through the game like a duck on water. If you're looking for a feather-raising good time, this game is a real quackquisition!

P:S. Quackle up detectives! The mystery won’t crack itself.

Crafted the best armor, then got one-shot by a falling tree. 10/10

Held a bridge against waves of enemies, only to slip off and drown in ankle-deep water. 10/10