評論

• gamedeal user

  Jul 9, 2014

  Worst Commandos sequence. They thown away everything good of Commandos 2.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 30, 2014

  why this game not have the system of achivements . its a pity . the game is extraordinairy but without achivement .we feel less funy .i hope the official can modify it .
• gamedeal user

  Nov 27, 2014

  only hardcore. only skill. only tactics. only Commandos.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 22, 2014

  Buy commandos 2, its better.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 6, 2015

  Simply put, the worst Commandos game in the series. - Graphics are locked at 800 x 600. A step backwards from Commandos 2 - Too many timed missions. Commandos is all about planning and playing at your own pace. - Too many sudden events triggered for no apparent reasons, often ruining a level especially if one saved at the wrong time. - Sizes of maps are too small; number of which is too few.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 31, 2015

  Does not play on modern era computers. Steam refused to give me a refund on this game as well, citing that it "was not eligible" for refund. Your welcome for the money Valve. Garbage. You need to have used this product for at least 5 minutes before posting a review for it (2 minutes on record). I can't even write a review cause the game doesn't work!!!! HAHAHA Seems Valve has thought of it all.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 29, 2017

  I'm a great fan of the Commandos series, and on my opinion, Commandos 3 is the worst. Why? It doesn't feels like a Commandos game. It's most dedicated to the action: there is a lot of explosions, demolitions, huge groups of enemies, a lot of big and powerful weapons available on the stages to be used, and the explicit objective of kill all the enemies on some missions. Yes, you can choose different ways to play, but there isn't reasons, contexts or awards to play it stealthily. The D-Day mission is the best example of this, with a big battalion at your orders like a RTS, random deaths on the beach like Saving Private Ryan and big cannons shooting. Contrary to this, the Marine's mission is the only greatly enjoyable stealth stage. The trains mission, one of the best of the game, doesn't works on Windows 10. In addition, the control is a little bad and unconfortable, the texts and story worst and it has no sense (Why the nazis could explode the bridge of the train with their own troops? Why were the Commandos captured just under the Reichstag on Berlin? Why was the Green Beret, a high valued soldier on the first line of troops on the D-Day?), and there is a lot of funny glitches and unfunctional objects on the maps. The 3D is bad, doesn't works. But... is still a enjoyable game only for true, true fans of the series. Some action missions are very well designed, the graphics are the best of the series, the music is excelent. But is a little repetitive. the code is careless, like an unfinished game. PD: I'll wait Commandos: Strike Force on Steam.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 23, 2018

  Similar to Commandos 2 this third edition is not suited for a modern rig, in fact even less options are available for you to make the game enjoyable. To sum up the option menu in its entirety : High Quality / Low Quality. No Keybind, stuck in 800*600 hell. Enough said ...
• gamedeal user

  Jul 7, 2019

  I shall say it is very hard to believe it is a sequel of Commandos 2. In the previous game everything is done nearly to the perfect. 1, In Commandos 2, you have much more characters to play with, although not every single one of them is necessary, but it offers various way to complete the mission. In 3 a single mission only provides at most 3 character. Not to mention the neglected Diver (my favorite character in 2) only show up once by himself. Not to further mention that mission is so fa boring. 2, There is even a time limit for a mission, which is against the spirit of the stealth tactics games: patience. ( I think it is the mission where you control green beret to remove the obstacle for a train. That mission I literally shoot everyone. There is no need in hiding.) 3, There is a reward system in investigating every single drawer of each mission and unlocking the bonus missions in Commandos 2. Commandos 3 deletes it and even deletes all of the drawers. It is not a question of whether you should investigate a drawer. Now you simply can't. 4, Commandos 2's control is also friendly like Commandos 1. You could do a lot with a combination of keyboard and mouse, whereas in 3 their attempt in simplifying controls brings much more trouble in swiftly performing an action. I cannot quickly switch weapons with keyboard shortcuts if enemies are coming for me or I need to eliminate multiple of them at once. I once had trouble in finding the fist button and beat to death by a soldier worker who does not even use a firearm. 5, Commandos 3's map is significantly smaller than the maps in 2. There is only one goal per mission in commandos 3. There are no bonus goals. There is no summary of how well you completed mission. It feels the same by using rifles shooting everyone and using careful plans to eliminate without a trace. Game system does not reward anything great that you have done. 6, The mission goals are hard to find. On the small map there is no clear indication of what you should do to complete the goal. "Eliminate all the enemies" Sometimes I pass the mission without even eliminating all of them. "Destroy the tanks" do I destroy all of them or do I destroy some particular two of them? What I have mentioned are all existing features in Commandos 2 but absent in Commandos 3!! Unlike Commandos 2 is a revolutionary improve on a good system of Commandos 1, Commandos 3 cannot even copy some great things done by 2. In all, do not play this game unless you are a big fan of stealth tactics and cannot find anything else similar. (like me) I also sincerely wish that all of these game could have a better plot writer. All of them (Commandos and Shadow tactics) seem to be focusing on a traitor and you trying to eliminate him. This is not the only way you could introduce a genuine plot twist, right?
• gamedeal user

  Dec 28, 2019

  Game has some changes compared to previous 2 iterations but in essence is still an advanced, true and tried and authentic RTS/action experience that is just as good as for instance RPG games who resemble similar aesthetic style or direction but is also unique in what it does and how. If you're not familiar with Commando games I'd advise you to start off with previous ones to get familiar. You'll need the experience because there's little hand holding but that's in essence the point of the game: the challenge. Noticeable changes from previous games and sort of the departure from 2D into 3D involve some difference between familiar factors of old games like controls and generally the game engine in which way this game feels as good as before but is sort of different from previous 2 games to a point it becomes a different experience in my opinion, and this game engine itself has some nice features that were basically also implemented and known or famous for from the older games, like for instance the rotation of the camera and advanced equipment tools and mechanics and is basically perhaps the most polished and user friendly authentic Commandos experience given that the engine is awesome but feels different than previously in which sense personally I am very nostalgic for the old Commandos 1 & 2 and then namely 2 experience. Epic game for all the right reasons. Comes down to player perseverance and exploration. I wish it resembled Commandos 2 more though.