Company of Heroes

Relic Entertainment has two releases moving through the Company of Heroes pipeline, and only one of them has shipped. Company of Heroes 3: Final Stand arrived on Steam on July 30 as a standalone wave defense roguelite. It does not require the base game, supports two-player co-op, and asks players to pick one of four factions and survive 12 waves with random upgrades between them. It costs 3,500 yen, with a 10 percent discount to 3,150 yen through August 13. The announcement in July described four factions, 36 boss types, and eight difficulty levels.

The other project, Company of Heroes - Definitive Edition, has moved. Announced during the PC Gaming Show 2026 stream on June 8, 2026, the remaster is co-developed with Blackbird Interactive and packages the 2006 World War II real-time strategy game with the Opposing Fronts and Tales of Valor expansions. It adds reworked textures, lighting, and water, quality-of-life changes, ultrawide support, and a new highest difficulty level. That difficulty level was called Ruthless A.I. at announcement; the later delay story calls it Merciless AI.

On September 11, 2026, Relic pushed the Definitive Edition from fall 2026 to early 2027, saying several more months of development are needed. The remaster is tied to the series' 20th anniversary. No new date has been set beyond early 2027, and the delay story does not restate the features listed at announcement.

There is a naming discrepancy between the two Definitive Edition stories: the announcement names the new top difficulty Ruthless A.I., while the delay story calls it Merciless AI. The Definitive Edition is also described as compatible with community-made mods from the past two decades, with Japanese UI and subtitles planned.