Commandos: Origins

Bug实在是太多了，很难想象过了快一年都还没修复，屋内视角也非常别扭，感觉还没以前的老游戏流畅。游戏性上还不如盟军2/3，更像是盟军1和dlc的重制版，什么时候Bug修复了再给好评吧

molto bello come i vecchi commandos, difficoltà ben regolata, nota negativa è la mancanza della lingua Italiana parlata dai personaggi...

If you loved the original or you love stealth tactics, you'll love this!! As someone who preferred the first game to the second and third installment, this version feels like it was made for me. Tight stealth-puzzle missions that revolve around analyzing enemy patterns and patrols. Let's move on to the Pros and Cons: Pros: - Tight stealth tactics that rewards planning, timing, and creativity. - Commando Mode allows you to pre-assign and coordinate actions. - Each mission offers a distinct selection of commandos encouraging new combo exploration. - Multiple approaches to each mission. - Graphics and atmosphere show a wide breadth of environments. You'll visit Egypt, Norway, France, Germany, Poland, Libya, Greece, and the Channel Islands. You'll play across the Africa Desert, Arctic North, Fishing villages, lush forests, a submarine base, and a mountain castle. - No Time Limits. While alarms can add pressure, you're given as much time as you need to plan out the mission. - There is co-op support!! I didn't take advantage of this, but it absolutely sounds incredible if you know a fellow Commando fan. Cons: - There are occasional technical bugs, mostly just clipping glitches which don't affect gameplay. Sometimes characters got stuck in a crouching animation, but that went away if I saved the file and loaded the file. Only once did the Green Beret place the remote device in a location I couldn't retrieve it from. Since you can freely save and load, this was very minor to me, though it will prompt you to save and load more frequently than other games. - Some of the multi-floor building sections can get cluttered and it can be difficult to assign actions. - The missions may feel slow if you prefer constant action. This wasn't an issue for me, but I did want to note it if you expect to be able to action hero your way through a mission like in Sniper Elite. All that said, I very much endorse this game. I loved it so much I played to get every achievement and ended up playing the game twice to get the rare "No Kill" achievement on every mission, which added an extra layer of difficulty with the enemies waking up after being knocked out for a brief period. This was my favourite new game of 2025.

我的童年回来了，还是哪个味。虽然少了2-3代的背包系统，但是这个题材和关卡设计还是原来的感觉，玩赏金奇兵哪些衍生的总感觉差点意思

Pretty good, if rather janky in some aspects and some controls/settings leave something to be desired. but gameplay-wise its fun. If I could make some random requests for a sequel, off the top of my head: - being able to tilt the camera down a bit. Doesn't have to be a full 3d camera but I feel the camera is a bit too high up pointed straight down for my personal liking. - have a control scheme where middle mouse lets me rotate/skew/tilt the camera like for example most city-builders do - much improved animations in cutscenes. I know its not the focus of the game but.. it's so bad at this point I'd prefer no cutscenes over what we have now - dynamic/random events or something during missions so there's more replayability - interaction with light sources (like shooting out a lamp post, but it puts enemies on higher alert)

Dospermiona jak poprzednie części, mam nadzieje że będzie więcej dodatków dlc

Is that you, officer? The demo to this game is a smaller level that doesn't appear in the real version of the game. I think that's a nice touch. Perhaps not that much of a challenge if you complete the whole game before you discover it but shows they really wanted to put some effort into the overall experince. If you try the demo first you don't need to replay anything later on. The actual game looks pretty much like the classic version but offcourse with better graphics graphics. If you remember how to play the old games. This is basically the same with some new features. Some updates are pretty cool. Others wasn't really that necessary. From my experience with this subgenre the creators are good at doing what was done before but don't really know how to take the next step forward. This game does a decent attempt at it. Far better than Commandos III, Desperados 2: Cooper's Revenge or Helldorado but perhaps not what the fans really are longing for. Alarm! My biggest complaint about this game is mostly about the main game. Not so much the later DLC-missions where the creators actually improved this with rather good results. The complaint? Most levels in this game are quite big and too often it's rather easy to see how to attack an enemy. This by itself isn't a bad thing but more enemies doesn't always make the challenge more intriguing. It sometimes feel more like I was doing more brainless killing than actually playing an challenging game. Sometimes the game is genuinly intriguing but too often you can easily get your enemies without much effort. I don't think that's why people come to this subgenre. Those who do enjoy this want the challenge, or am I wrong? I played on the highest diffculty during the whole game and both DLC's. There was challenges, for sure, but perhaps too few of them. I rather have forty well placed enemies than one hundred fifty enemies that's placed in all kinds of ways. If this is the first time playing this style of game you might feel very differently but I think several of the other more current games was better in this aspect. Shadow Tactics or Desperados III for example. Finally, some action. This game looks like the classic games but especially the main game have a weak storyline. It might not matter much to players in this type of game but for me it gets a bit more interesting than just random dates and random places. Another thing is the lack of attitude and comedy in the dialogue as well as weak grapical scenes between the levels. It just feels a bit rushed or afraid to have a personality. Both DLC's did improve to some extent on all of this so the creators are aware I believe. If they continue doing yet another game of this style, I think it will be an even better one. Why spend energy on doing better DLC's otherwise? Easier to just do the exact same thing over and over to earn easy money! I've got friends on the other side. Negative review so far? Maybe but the game has much going for it. It certainly have small touches all over that improve on the old games. I don't want to spoil anything but play enough of it and you'll see positive details. Perhaps the best part is the use of different kind of enviroments. There are all kinds. Nighttime, on boats, on islands, with bridges, in the dessert, in the jungle and what have you. It's not just the same thing over and over. Which is a big plus. The levels take enough time that you want something a bit different whenever you finish one. They made a good job of just that. Consider it done, boss. I would give this game a grade of 7,5 / 10. Some levels and most of the DLC's deserve a better grade but too much of the main game isn't on par with the best of it. I wouldn't say this is one of the key games in the subgenre but it's a pretty decent one. It certainly worth a try and while the DLC's are rather short. They if anything are worth your time. One more thing: If they release more DLC's? I'll buy it. If they make another similar game? I'll probably buy that too.