It is worth trying both of them out to see how you feel before getting into the campaign. The command wheel and command panel options are still available even on iPhone. I was a bit concerned with the interface but there are some new control options to try for interactions that help a lot. It runs at 60fps without battery saver mode turned on and loads much quicker than the iPad Pro. I played the game on an older iPad Pro for review and everything is more responsive on my iPhone 11. Over the last week, I’ve been replaying the opening hours of Company of Heroes on iPhone 11 and it has been an awesome experience. The company already brought Sega and Relic’s RTS classic to iPad in an excellent conversion that almost felt too good to be true when it was initially announced. A few days ago, Feral Interactive posted an extended look at Company of Heroes ($13.99) on iPhone and Android showcasing the interface and how the game scales down to a smaller display.
