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Company of Heroes 2 re-tells the largest war campaign in history. VG247′s Dave Cook speaks with Relic to learn more about how this brutal conflict lends itself to a killer sequel.

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Company of Heroes 2 isn’t about maximising your build orders and clickety-clicking; Relic wants it to play more tactically than its RTS rivals.

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Company of Heroes 2 explores the wintry landscapes of the Eastern Front, something Relic has always wanted to do but never had the tech for.

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Company of Heroes 2 is available for pre-purchase on Steam, the service has announced, and THQ has sent over a list of other pre-order incentives available through other retailers.

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Company of Heroes 2 will get its first public hands-on session at Eurogamer Expo, Earl’s Court 27th to 30th September. Relic will be hosting a developer session on Saturday 29th September to show even more of the game and talk more about it.

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Company of Heroes 2 screenshots have been released by THQ, and they show off the “innovative weather condition” simulation tech in the game. Relic has preciously said the weather system will make the brutal Soviet winter on the Eastern Front just as deadly in-game as it was during World War II. Basically, your troops can freeze to death. Check out the assets below. Company of Heroes 2 is scheduled for PC in early 2013.

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THQ has announced Company of Heroes 2 will contain an “innovative weather condition” simulation tech which will make the brutal Soviet winter on the Eastern Front seem as deadly in-game as it was during World War II.

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Relic has released two more shots for Company of Heroes 2 showing off a tank, and then a larger shots of a tank with more in the background. You like tanks. Have a look below.

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Relic Entertainment has released a trailer featuring the forgotten theatre of World War II in the debut trailer for Company of Heroes 2. It’s below. CoH2 launches on PC next year.

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THQ’s put out two new screens of Company of Heroes 2 on its website. The Relic sequel takes place this time on the Eastern front of WWII.

It launches on PC next year. Get impressions of it here.

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Relic has added Stalin’s Order No. 227 – Not a Step Back – to Company of Heroes 2. To those unfamiliar with the order, it means no commander had the right to retreat without an order lest they be gunned down by their own soldiers.

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The ability to zoom right in and out of the maps in Company of Heroes 2 isn’t just graphically impressive; Relic hopes it gives players a better sense of attachment to their virtual cannon fodder.

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The RTS genre is primed to go massive, according to Relic’s Greg Wilson, but has to shake its control foibles first.

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Relic Entertainment demonstrated the sequel to one of the highest-rated RTS games ever made at THQ’s pre-E3 showcase last week. Stace Harman’s impressions and a video developer interview inside.

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THQ’s confirmed Company of Heroes 2 for a 2013 release, saying the game will take place on the Eastern Front of WWII.

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Those anticipating the reveal of Company of Heroes 2 may not have much longer to wait, if a bit of swag sent to Kotaku is any indication. According to the site, THQ sent over a replica of the June 22, 1941 front page of The New York Times along with a card stating that “briefings begin May 7.” So, a May 7 reveal looks to be the day, then. The replica of the paper with the headline “Hitler Begins War on Russia, with Armies on March from Arctic to the Black Sea” can be seen through this online microfilm copy. Yesterday, scans from PC Gamer UK popped up online showing the game was not only in the works, but set for release in 2013 from Relic.

Company of Heroes 2 is in the works, according to a scan of the upcoming issue of PC Gamer. The image was posted on Reddit, and the article details a visit the reporter took to Relic to see the game. According to what was gleaned from the scan, the title is set on the Eastern front of World War II and includes Stalingrad, Smolensk, Kursk and Moscow as locations. The game’s lead designer, Quinn Duffy, is quoted as saying: “We want more authenticity, we want more realism, we want more tactical improvements.” Shack contacted THQ regarding the scan and it had “no official comment on the images or article.”