Its simple but robust cover system has you manoeuvring infantry through hollowed-out buildings and cratered rural fields, tweaking unit positions to evade enemy machine gun nests and mortar fire, while pressing forwards in heroic assaults. Involving only limited base-building and concentrating on few, powerful units, Company of Heroes 2 plays as a tactical game of territory control. Recreate frenzied battlefield assaults through consistently nail-biting moments There still remains a multitude of modern RTS games capable of satiating your needs, and the classics of the past haven’t gone anywhere. But that’s not to say we’ve been left with a fallow wasteland – far from it. MOBAs, grand-strategy, and management sims drew audiences to other horizons, leaving real-time strategising a little bare. Once a thriving beacon of design ingenuity and thematic ambition, the RTS genre has taken a bit of a hit in recent years. Some are focused on tactics and the heat of combat, others lean into base-building, and some benefit from elements of traditional wargames. There's variety aplenty.įrom mad medieval romps, to cinematic sci-fi adventures, to historical simulators, their plethora of settings, themes, and playstyles ensures RTS games offer something for everyone. Breezily amass an immense army to crush your foes with the weight of your military might, or rigorously strategise each combat scenario.
Some players are drawn to them for the chance to build expansive empires, others to their historical authenticity, and yet more to the primal joy of imposing commands from your lofty nest above the battlefield. Few videogame genres have such a wide appeal as RTS games.
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