| By , April 18, 2012 at 2:57 amFor the most, yes. Commandos 2 (it's been a while since I've played it so the fololwing may not be 100% correct, but it'd be close) introduced some additional complexity in that each commando has an inventory that needs to be managed, (think Men at War items swappable between commandos), and they have more shared abilities: e.g. they can all take and use more powerful weapons from fallen enemies, instead of this just being the Driver's roleAdditionally, each commando can also disguise using enemy uniforms, but had a time limit i.e. uniform disguise was a consumable, and would only fool soldiers at a distance. (though the Spy's disguise was still unlimited and worked in close range if I recall) I think disguises also worked to varying degrees based on how high the rank of the uniform was.Some other improvements, like ability to rotate screen, enter/exit buildings through windows, with building interiors also made for some fun challenges.I never got around to playing Strike Force, however, so I'm keen to find and devour that one to see how the perspective departure holds up.I do also recommend Commandos 2 and 3, and if you enjoy those, you might also like Men at War (though from my playing it wasn't so much stealth-focussed).
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