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Developer | Pyro Studios |
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Publisher | Eidos Interactive |
Platform | Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 2, Xbox, macOS |
Engine | Proprietary |
Genre | Real-time tactics |
Release date | September 20, 2001 |
Mode | Single-player |
Warning about potential seizures from flashing lights and patterns in video games.
Instructions to prevent screen burn-in and damage to certain types of televisions.
Important safety and health information for using video game systems.
Guidelines to prevent damage to game discs and the Xbox console's disc drive.
Instructions on how to save and load game progress via the pause menu.
Overview of mission types, objectives, and the career progression system based on performance.
Guide on creating a player identity and starting with training missions.
Explanation of how difficulty settings affect enemy behavior and resource availability.
Provides core information about the game, weapons, and tactics for mission success.
Details on offensive and interaction modes, and how abilities are divided.
Explains the health bar and stamina, oxygen, and temperature indicators.
How to select individual Commandos or groups to issue orders.
How to scroll the camera around the entire external environment.
How to rotate the camera in 90° steps or freely for detailed examination.
Adjusting the zoom level to view different areas of the environment.
Understanding enemy sight lines and detection areas using the sight indicator.
Using the map to locate enemies, objectives, and interactive elements.
Using detection features to highlight enemies and interactive items on the map.
Navigating between different floors within buildings and structures.
Instructions for underwater movement, oxygen management, and surfacing.
How to interact with doors, windows, trap doors, and use ladders.
Utilizing small spaces and hiding spots for stealth and tactical advantage.
Attracting enemy attention by knocking on walls to create diversions.
Using posts and wires for traversal and gaining tactical positions.
Managing inventory items, including picking up bodies and large objects.
Using items like cigarettes or grenades to distract or lure enemies.
Toggling between crawling and walking for stealth and speed.
Interacting with switches to activate or deactivate environmental elements.
How to examine objects, soldiers, and access the inventory.
Managing items in the backpack, including transferring and storing.
Selecting and using specific items directly from the interface.
Changing uniforms to blend in with enemies and avoid detection.
Instructions on how to free hostages and control them.
How to control allied soldiers encountered during missions.
Using the notebook to review mission objectives, maps, and gameplay tips.
Introduction to the main Commando characters and their roles.
Profile of the Diver Commando, detailing his skills and background.
Profile of the Sniper Commando, detailing his skills and background.
Profile of the Driver Commando, detailing his skills and background.
Profile of the Resistance Operative, detailing her skills and background.
Profile of the Thief Commando, detailing his skills and background.
Information on Whiskey, the Commando mascot, and his abilities.
Understanding how enemies react to player actions and environmental changes.
Explains the different enemy ranks and their impact on gameplay.
Details on how enemy sight lines and detection work.
Understanding the visual cues for enemy alertness levels.
Overview of weapons used by different enemy types.
Information on elite snipers, grenadiers, and divers.
How to salvage weapons, ammo, and uniforms from defeated enemies.
Factors that can trigger enemy suspicion and alarms.
Items selected via the direct action button for immediate use.
Using enemy uniforms to blend in and avoid detection.
Using various uniforms to impersonate different enemy types.
Details on diving suits, snow gear, and other utility items.
Items like attack mode, mine detectors, and burying for tactical advantage.
Using bottles, dog food, remote bombs, and gas grenades for combat.
Deploying traps, cable traps, Spike the Rat, and anti-tank mines.
Using the Zodiac boat for transportation and covert movement.
Using anti-personnel mines, time bombs, and smoke bombs effectively.
Utilizing lockpicks, first-aid kits, blowtorches, sleeping pills, and lipstick.
Techniques for sneaking behind enemies and stealing items.
Using grappling hooks and rope ladders for vertical traversal.
Employing the shovel for digging traps and other environmental interactions.
The Spy's ability to issue orders and influence enemy soldiers.
Overview of firearms like the MP40 and pistols, including their usage.
Using fists, knives, and the tie-and-gag technique for close combat.
Utilizing PIAT rockets, gas grenades, hand grenades, and Molotov cocktails.
Using rifles, sniper rifles, syringes, bottles, and harpoon guns.
Using various land, sea, and air vehicles for movement and infiltration.
Finding puzzle pieces to unlock bonus content and missions.
Interesting facts and historical notes related to the game's setting.
Key personnel responsible for the game's overall vision and design.
Individuals who developed the game's code and technical systems.
Creatives responsible for graphics, sound, and overall production.
Teams ensuring game quality, compatibility, and polish.
The team responsible for testing and ensuring the game's quality.
Departments handling marketing, product management, and production.
Acknowledgements for contributions and support during development.