THQ and WindySoft sending Company of Heroes Online to South Korea
Yesterday, THQ and Shanda announced their intentions to bring upcoming free-to-play Company of Heroes Online to South Korea via publishing partner WindySoft. Like Relic's PC-only classic Company of Heroes, COHO is an RTS game set during the Second World War, but the additions of a persistent world and expanded player customization (read: microtransactions) aim to set the online iteration apart.
Currently, no release date is set nor have plans been announced to bring the game to the West. Between Shanda's other free-to-play MMO, King of Fighters World, Namco's Katamari Online, and now this, we're starting to feel like Asia's the rich kid down the block getting all the games we could never afford. Can we come over and play, Asia? Please?
Currently, no release date is set nor have plans been announced to bring the game to the West. Between Shanda's other free-to-play MMO, King of Fighters World, Namco's Katamari Online, and now this, we're starting to feel like Asia's the rich kid down the block getting all the games we could never afford. Can we come over and play, Asia? Please?













Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Frivolous @ Sep 9th 2009 10:54AM
Must resist urge to reinstall CoH and it's first expansion....
jynxycat @ Sep 9th 2009 10:59AM
CoH is simply one of the best RTS games ever.
That being said, any RTS in South Korea that is NOT Starcraft, seems destined to fail :\
John B @ Sep 9th 2009 7:20PM
hmmm it took relic years to finally get close to balancing this game. I'm sure micro transactions are going to work out real well.