- October 13, 2003
- Pyro Studios
- 2h median play time
Commandos 3: Destination Berlin
The motley crew from the first two Commandos games are back, and this time they aren't stopping until they get to Berlin. The third installment of this action/puzzle game again puts you in charge of a mismatched yet highly trained team of Allied soldiers who must go behind enemy lines on the most da
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"Commandos 3: Destination Berlin" is the third installment in the Commandos series, known for its tactical strategy gameplay. The game boasts good mechanics, pretty visuals, and both single-player and multiplayer modes, including co-op for 2 players. Overall, it's a challenging and engaging warfare strategy game that builds upon the legendary reputation of its predecessors, despite some lingering bugs. The game's own description highlights its status as a strategic saga from Pyro Studios.





- The game offers a nostalgic experience for fans of the Commandos series, with challenging gameplay that requires strategic thinking.
- Despite its flaws, the game has some interesting missions and improved graphics compared to its predecessors.
- Many players appreciate the complexity and tactical elements of the game, making it rewarding for those who enjoy stealth and strategy.
- The controls are clunky and unintuitive, making gameplay frustrating, especially for newcomers to the series.
- The game is criticized for being too short and linear, with many missions feeling rushed and lacking the depth of previous titles.
- Numerous bugs and technical issues, particularly on modern systems, hinder the overall experience and make the game nearly unplayable for some users.
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96 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in the game is criticized for being short, linear, and lacking depth, with missions that often prioritize aggressive tactics over stealth, which detracts from the strategic gameplay of previous installments. Players note that the missions feel disjointed and fail to deliver a compelling narrative, with many expressing frustration over the time constraints imposed on missions that limit exploration and tactical planning. While some missions are praised for their design and atmosphere, the overall storytelling experience is seen as a downgrade from earlier titles in the series.
“Each mission has its unique mood, but the chilling sniper duel in Stalingrad and the train chase through occupied France have made me replay the game over and over again.”
“Awesome story, unique characters, unforgettable places, and epic gameplay.”
“The story is short but with huge maps as in Commandos 2.”
“The whole campaign story of Central Europe is a mess.”
“The missions and three campaigns are very short, and all seem very linear. Gone is the stealth option choice; instead, the missions want you to eliminate all enemies.”
“A lot of content got cut out; the game is very short and linear, and many missions depend on time, forcing you to play aggressively even if you prefer the stealth approach.”
Commandos 3: Destination Berlin
The motley crew from the first two Commandos games are back, and this time they aren't stopping until they get to Berlin. The third installment of this action/puzzle game again puts you in charge of a mismatched yet highly trained team of Allied soldiers who must go behind enemy lines on the most da
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