Company of Heroes 3: Final Stand DLC New Details Unveiled
A new Developer Diary for the upcoming Final Stand DLC for Company of Heroes 3 is shedding further light on what I hope is the sole reason I need to go back to it. Even if the game itself is a looker, it gets boring after a while, so this is some much-needed news. A mix between real-time strategy, horde gameplay featuring roguelike elements sounds exciting, and Company of Heroes definitely needs something to stand out against its more grounded competitors like Gates of Hell – Ostfront. I think this might be it, and the team talking on the Dev Diary also seems to understand that a majority of players are looking for a single-player or a co-op experience, and not just competitive multiplayer.
Terra Invicta – Dark Skies DLC
Terra Invicta is getting its first DLC on July 27 of 2026, and here’s what’s going to be all about: Called “Dark Skies,” The basic premise is this: “What if the world as we know it had already ended before the aliens arrived? What if humanity had an extra twenty years to prepare?” The DLC will feature two new scenarios, one where the Cuban Missile Crisis escalated into full nuclear war, and now Earth is in tatters, governments are weak, and to make things worse, the Alien invasion is yet to come. The other scenario takes the game back to 2003, right before the US invasion of Iraq.
Veterans: Napoleonic Wars Is Going To Egypt
Veterans: Napoleonic Wars just unveiled that it’s going to feature an Egyptian campaign, and that it will be a part of the game upon its full release.
Wargame Design Studio Game of the Week
Wargame Design Studio’s Summer Sale might have come to an end, but the recurrent weekly sales are now back, and they’re starting off strong with Panzer Battles: Battles of Kursk – Southern Flank, a title featuring 60 scenarios, a master map of over 100.000 hexes, and meticulously researched orders of battles with over 15.800 units for the Germans and the Soviet forces that participated in one of the key battles of the Summer of 1943, on the Eastern Front.
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