Company of Heroes

 Company of Heroes is a 2006 continuous procedure computer game created by Relic Entertainment and distributed by THQ for the Microsoft Windows and OS X working frameworks. It was the principal title to utilize the Games for Windows name. Company of heroes is set during the Second World War and contains two playable groups. Players plan to catch key asset parts situated around the guide, which they use to assemble base structures, produce new units, and annihilation their foes. In the single-player battle the player orders two U.S. military units during the Battle of Normandy and the Allied freedom of France. Contingent upon the strategic, player controls either Able Company of the 29th Infantry Division's 116th Infantry, or Fox Company of the 101st Airborne Division's 506th PIR. Company of Heroes got across the board approval, winning numerous honors for the best technique round of the year. Two extensions were discharged for the game, the first named Opposing Fronts in 2007, and the subsequent one titled Tales of Valor in 2009. An allowed to-play enormously multiplayer online form of the game, 

Company of Heroes Online, was quickly discharged as open beta in South Korea in April 2010 before being dropped in March 2011. The accomplishment of the game prompted a spin-off, Company of Heroes 2, which was discharged in 2013. As of January 2013, the entire Company of Heroes arrangement has sold in excess of 4 million duplicates worldwide. Company of heroes is one of the best strategy games out there. The online matching system of COH is called relic Online. Recently it was transferred to steam and it doesn’t allow any LAN matches now. COH allows players to fight as both the allied and axis forces in multiplayer matches. The game totally focuses on controlling victory points around the middle of the map and hold them while fighting the enemy. Whoever reaches the max limits of points while holding the victory points, that team wins.