Conclusion: Also included are many smaller features, such as upwards of a dozen new maps suitable for skirmish and multiplayer usage, offering a good variety between dense urban f...
Summary: Opposing Fronts is a worthy successor of Company of Heroes but still this expansion is mostly targeted towards multiplayer. The new units cry out for new tactics and a...
Pros: Innovating own franchise, Grafically top
Cons: Rigid copy protection, Repetitive single player
Excerpt: There's no doubt that with Company of Heroes, Relic practically reinvented the WWII-themed real-time strategy, which has long since been regarded as a rapidly decaying...
Excerpt: To be completely clear, this is not technically an expansion pack. This game can be installed completely standalone and played both single and multiplayer. Players t...
Excerpt: clears the bar, but we may see a low score from the East German judge. Sure it may have added new content, vehicles and factions. But isn't more of the same just, well...
Conclusion: Company of Heroes was definitely a brilliant title, and Opposing Fronts does well in adding to it. With the ability to play two completely new forces in the war adds a...
Pros: Two brand new factions to battle with, new layers of strategy.
Cons: No revolutions to the gameplay, forced signing-in is a hassle, a lot more micromanagement.