Description
From the heart of the Third Reich to the most remote islands in the South Pacific, Sergeant Jack "Butcher" O'Hara and his elite group of gritty soldiers must combine their expertise and venture deep into enemy territory...in an attempt to change the course of the war.
This sequel contains the following enhancements:
- All new 3D engine - rotate the environment 360 degrees and move seamlessly in and out of buildings, submarines, planes, underwater and zoom in and out of the environments.
- Interact like never before - steal enemy uniforms and weapons, climb and swing from cables, jump from windows and utillize vehicles.
- Control 9 commandos - including the green beret, sniper, demolitions expert, seductress, thief and even a dog!
- Authentic WWII scenarios - 10 missions spanning 9 different environments in night and day with realistic weather effects.
- Multiplayer - players can go to war in the co-operative multiplayer mode.
Alternate Titles
- "盟军敢死队2：勇往直前" -- Chinese Title (Simplified)
- "Commandos 2: Награда за смелость" -- Russian title
- "Commandos 2: Homens de Coragem" -- Brazilian title
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Trivia
Commandos 2: Keys of Confusion
The PC version of this game has 91 actions bound to hotkeys. The fun starts when you realize the US release (and presumably all others) shipped without a quick reference card. Not a problem, that's what the manual is for right? Sixty of the keys are listed in the manual but they are scattered over 6 random pages. To make it even more exciting, many of the listings in the manual are wrong. For example, the manual says "J" is Spooky's stealthy syringe attack when in fact "J" removes the enemy uniform he is wearing (generally leading to his speedy death). Veteran gamers might think of pausing the game to look up a needed hotkey on the configuration menu. Unfortunately, the config screen can only be accessed by saving and exiting the current game which then counts against your final mission rating.
Some keys can be identified by right-clicking the action area to see available equipment and the readme file lists most of them correctly but on the whole, an unprepared gamer is in for a great deal of frustration before he/she manages to memorize the important commands.
