So: If the levels look daunting, just start meticulously stabbing and hiding bodies until everything is a bit clearer ) Talk about daunting! Then again, mission 19 was pretty daunting, but I just started stabbing the closest nazis I could get away with stabbing and pretty soon I had a way into the V2 base and a plan to blow it up. (My code was 80kwx, if any of you want to have a look!). Steam claims I’ve played 20 hours, and I’ve started mission 20, the last mission.

Again, it’d be nice if these little game-mechanics were spelled out, more puzzle-game style.

I don’t know if that’s a bug/exploit or something the game wants us to do. There’s also the fact that if the (dressed) spy gets into a vehicle AFTER your commandos, it turns red on the map and enemies won’t shoot it. On mission 16 apparently the spy can drive the truck! I didn’t know that until the spy got in, would have been nice to know at the start. by an overlay for the map or the different sentry types wearing different clothes or something.Īfter doing a mission (I’m up to 17!) I tend to check out a speedrun of it on youtube, and spek’s playthrough, just to see how other people “did it”. It’d be nicer if these kind of things were more obviously spelled out in game, i.e. You basically have to save-scum to find out. which parts of the map are “loud” (guns allowed) and which are “quiet”, which sentries will walk over to a body to investigate it (and therefore entire your killing field) and which will stand still and just shout about it. I think that’s one thing this game does poorly: Explaining some of the “rules”. I think you can just gun down everyone on your side of the river without setting off the alarm. Looked around a bit and decided I didn’t know how to start, so I went to work.

Commandos 1 vs 2 vs 3