Commandos: Beyond the Call of Duty

This is an expansion to the existing game Commandos: Behind Enemy Lines a Great game by Edios Interactive that came out in the 90s you really should play that game before starting this one.

This game as a expansion only has 8 missions some of the missions are a bit harder than the original game.

Not too much has changed this seemed to have done a minor graphic update and put some good music in the game.

There are some new features such as handcuffs and ether to knock enemy units out and also a stone or cigarettes to distract guards.

A new controllable character has been added onto the last mission.

What was really cool was the ability to take a solider hostage (Puppeteer) and force them move around as long you have them insights of your gun although they can escape, but I did not really find much use for this.

Like the original game you control a number of different characters with different abilities and specialities around a map completing objectives.

At the end of each mission you get ranked and receive a password to the next level.

There isn’t really much else to say as it is just a expansion of an existing game.

I highly recommend this game although play Behind Enemy Lines first.

Commandos: Beyond the Call of Duty This is an expansion to the existing game Commandos: Behind Enemy Lines a Great game by Edios Interactive that came out in the 90s you really should play that game before starting this one. This game as a expansion only has 8 missions some of the missions are a bit harder than the original game. Not too much has changed this seemed to have done a minor graphic update and put some good music in the game. There are some new features such as handcuffs and ether to knock enemy units out and also a stone or cigarettes to distract guards. A new controllable character has been added onto the last mission. What was really cool was the ability to take a solider hostage (Puppeteer) and force them move around as long you have them insights of your gun although they can escape, but I did not really find much use for this. Like the original game you control a number of different characters with different abilities and specialities around a map completing objectives. At the end of each mission you get ranked and receive a password to the next level. There isn’t really much else to say as it is just a expansion of an existing game. I highly recommend this game although play Behind Enemy Lines first.