The Royal Marines Commando

Purchase price: 0,99 euros

A decent short shooter with five missions. It'll give you a basic roster of weapons including a few rifles, a few submachine guns, a shotgun and a few more.

The graphics are decent for a close to 15 year old game. Don't expect miracles from the game, but for a single buck you'll get a few hours fo shooting with no microtransactions or DLC in sight.

Mi great granfada war! Di shootin' feel heavy, yuh get two bredrin, an' yuh a bun dung Nazi! It like Fortnite but no buildin'! It feature di one an’ only Winston Churchill as di deuteragonist! If yuh love video game, dis a di real cup a tea fi yuh! Jah Rastafari! I an' I!

A fun first person shooter. Sure, the game does not look great, but that is the fun of it, as its just an ordinary good vs bad guys shooter, giving the old, Call of Duty feel. From the get go, the game felt like
"Operation Thunderstorm", and apparently these two games are developed by the same team, so it was cool to see the instant resemblance. I enjoyed the game despite playing on the hardest difficulty, as I constantly laughed my way through the game, due to errors and fun ragdoll physics. So, the difficulty does not really play a big role here, because its possible to overwhelm the enemies with an SMG (I'd recommend Thompson, as its sight is more or less stable and has good ammo count) on close quarters, but on distance they are actually good shots.

The conversations between the characters are on an entire level, as during cutscenes they do not even look at one another, especially during the "briefings", where you (the in-game character, Campbell) reports to Churchill himself. You would think that the animations would be sound there, but naah, the eyes are not even directed to the old man...XDD. Another fun, was during the beginning of the Libya mission, where the trio is literally getting shot at, and they just converse calmly (obviously, no eye contact), as if pretending that there is danger XDDD.

Overall the game is wacky and fun, the ragdoll death animations sometimes come out extremely funny. From other details, I noticed nice shadow textures, barrel smoke (on dropped weapons) and the correct bullet case sounds that fall on the correct different types of surface (each environment has a respective sound). On the other hand, there are issues with the guns, especially when aimed, as the guns' iron sights feel misaligned or not centered, as most of my shots which should have been direct hits would miss (and sometimes i'd randomly hit a passing soldier, that was not even participating in the gunfight XD). The two allies you have, are a little strange XD, as they sometimes get stuck to certain positions (like doorways), which literally stop you from going further (annoying at times).

But due to the game being short, I honestly had fun, because it was a nice fps to enjoy the evening, yet I would recommend Operation Thunderstorm over this one.

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A short and fun game, that remind the firsts Call of Duty and Medal of Honor games. The story is fine (better than Operation Thunderstorm and quite similar to the first 2 CoDs), but the gunplay isn't very good (not as good as in Thunderstorm). I'd still recommend you to buy it when it's discounted to $1, as it's a very short game. Careful, the game's steam page shows images of a Vietnam war game, but this is from a different game.

This one was more janky and strange than this devs other game "Operation Thunderstorm" but at least the fun gunplay and cool atompshereic engine of F.E.A.R 1 is still there.

Its about the same length as their other game 2ish hours but with strange terrible ally partner AI's this time around that get in your way and have terrible janky programming.

Same as their other title play it once for the experience of fear engine with a WW2 theme. The devs were so lazy they by mistake put their vietnam games or something screenshots for this title and those screenshots have nothing to do with this game.

LithTech was way ahead of it's time during this generation of development. It's a casual shooter, at most low budget, but the engine itself is what saves the entire game from a lack luster story. I'm glad I fell down a City Interactive / LithTech engine rabbit hole, because I thought Monolith were the only ones who had their hands on this type of technology.

I can't seem to find myself to have tremendous hate for these games.. I catch myself enjoying them, and they are very short. Could be finished within an hour or two.

Despite not actually being part of the Mortyr series, this plays very much like Operation Thunderstorm. In fact, my review for Operation Thunderstorm was originally written for this game and then edited to fit contextually as I played them out of release order. The protagonist is joined by some friendly AI this time around, so instead of moving as a single indestructible soldier, you move as three indestructible soldiers, and the enemy AI seems to be significantly worse overall. All of the missions are once again very short, and one of the maps seems to be recycled, but the voice acting in this entry is greatly improved. If you like one of these games, you’ll probably like the other as well.

Another janky, short FPS that runs off the game engine that the first FEAR game used. For around a dollar on sale it's just barely okay. It's a shame that City Interactive doesn't have the later and better games that they made up on Steam at the current moment.

Too easy, too short, gunplay fun

I mean it's not even that bad lmao. It's one of those cheap City Interactive games from the 2010s. The game lenght is like 1.5 hours (not even kidding) but since the game runs on the Jupiter EX engine (same game engine as FEAR) the combat is atleast fun.

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I love playing these crappy polish shooter games from the 2000's