Commandos Strike Force, Electronic Games

Commandos Strike Force is a new direction for the multi-million selling Commandos series. In this game, you play in a first-person perspective, as you shoot, sneak and snipe your way across a wartorn Europe amid the realistic backdrop of World War II. You have to take your elite Strike Force unit behind enemy lines on a series of linked missions through France, Russia and Norway. Your overall objective is to pave the way for invasion and you do this through undertaking action, infiltration and stealth missions with the Green Berets, Sniper and Spy - and you can switch between these characters on-the-fly in many of the missions. As leader, you have to take your highly-trained group on missions deep behind enemy lines. Missions include taking control of a Nazi-occupied town, freeing French Resistance prisoners, and kidnapping a general. You and your men must ruthlessly carry out ambushes, sabotage, espionage and other methods of Commando-style warfare. What's more, as well as a compelling single player campaign with 14 single player missions in three massive campaigns across France, Norway and Russia, the game features a variety of online multiplayer modes.

Buy Commandos Strike Force for 12.99 GBP

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