Commandos: Beyond the Call of Duty

If you have played the previous game then you would understand how similar this is to that, there are very few notable changes which may get you excited or not. the control shortcuts is likely the thing which i was most happy about and you will also notice that there is a difficulty increase with this game in comparison to the previous title which some may like and some will not but beware as its not a push over. The game has a grand total of 8 missions which isnt much and with a bit of elbow greese will take a number of hours to finish.

Graphics: Much the same as Commandos: Behind Enemy Lines, using the same 2D isometric view, but with a higher resolution. Sound: Also much the same as the original in terms of the ambient effects but with some new voiceovers thrown in, for both the commandos and those belonging to the enemy. The music featured in the game is by Mateo Pascual, who has done wondrous work with the series' score in virtually every Commandos game Controls: Not much different from BEL, still involving the mouse and hotkeys, but there are some new shortcuts for various actions. Gameplay: There are new commandos to control (one of which appears in Commandos 2), and new locations to see, as well as new weapons, gadgets, and Commando abilities to play around with – like the ability for Commandos to control enemy soldiers within a certain field. Commandos are much more capable in this game, being able to interact more with objects and the environment. The game overall is a lot more challenging even than BEL is, and that's saying something. While the game only has 8 missions, they are certainly more difficult to complete than the original game. If you're a fan of any of the other Commandos games, it's worth a try for sure.