Posted October 14, 2009
Boom!
Imagine an explosion, 30 metres away from you. You've now got the guards' attention, but the escape shouldn't be too hard. Green Beret skuls back into the bushes, and the guards are left standing with nothing in sight.....that is until the Marine jumps out and takes them both down
Commandos is best described as a mix between RTS and RPG, and in essence follows the gameplay styles of modern "succesors" such as Robin Hood.
You control a team of commandos whose job is to disrupt enemy operations behind lines. Your team is comprised of specialists.
The gameplay is immersive and challenging. This is not a game for people who are not ready to dedicate a fair amount of time to the game; it requires a lot of patience and planning, as well as a fair bit of luck. However, this can be immesnly rewarding when you have cleared a whoele warehouse of guards without their colleagues discovering their grizzly demise. The main downside to this is that the game is EXTREMLY tempermental; one mistake and you're dead
Controls are dandy for basic actions, but are incredibly fiddly to coordinate an attack.
Using the mouse, you can control your characters and their items. The keyboard also contains a few handy shortcuts.
Graphics are good, but notgreat for modern standards.
All in all, patience is a virtue, but if you're playing Commandos, patience is a killer!
Imagine an explosion, 30 metres away from you. You've now got the guards' attention, but the escape shouldn't be too hard. Green Beret skuls back into the bushes, and the guards are left standing with nothing in sight.....that is until the Marine jumps out and takes them both down
Commandos is best described as a mix between RTS and RPG, and in essence follows the gameplay styles of modern "succesors" such as Robin Hood.
You control a team of commandos whose job is to disrupt enemy operations behind lines. Your team is comprised of specialists.
The gameplay is immersive and challenging. This is not a game for people who are not ready to dedicate a fair amount of time to the game; it requires a lot of patience and planning, as well as a fair bit of luck. However, this can be immesnly rewarding when you have cleared a whoele warehouse of guards without their colleagues discovering their grizzly demise. The main downside to this is that the game is EXTREMLY tempermental; one mistake and you're dead
Controls are dandy for basic actions, but are incredibly fiddly to coordinate an attack.
Using the mouse, you can control your characters and their items. The keyboard also contains a few handy shortcuts.
Graphics are good, but notgreat for modern standards.
All in all, patience is a virtue, but if you're playing Commandos, patience is a killer!