Mike: The Multiplayer maps are taken from the Singleplayer ones. Although lots of work goes into each one to ensure that they are suitable for the Gameplay modes available.

Mike: It is possible to play as enemy forms of your Commandos characters in MP. No, it’s not unlockable in SP.

Mike: We have Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch and Sabotage modes. Sabotage is an interesting mode and one that we feel works well with the ethos behind Commandos Strike Force.
The players are divided into two teams, each team must have at least one Spy. When you defeat an opposing player there is a short period of time where the fallen player will lie on the ground (in agony of course). During this time your Spy can run up to that player and interrogate him. If successful the player will reveal a digit from the codekey for a bomb housed in their base. If you get all the digits (6) you can then arm the bomb and destroy their base. You must however guard your Spy (or Spies), if they are killed you will have to start interrogating from the beginning. Even worse if a Spy falls in battle and is interrogated he will reveal three digits of the code. You therefore have to protect your Spies and make sure they aren’t killed. Teamwork is key in this mode.

Mike: It’s difficult to summarise in text form but the best way to explain this openness is that the player is given the whole map at the start of the mission. This then allows the player to plan how they want to progress. We want people to try stealth, action, whatever they like. They can swap between characters which will also alter the Gameplay. We want people to have different experiences and talk about how they completed levels with their friends.

Mike: Maybe :)

Mike: Not really, missions have taken inspiration from a number of sources, some original some recognisable. We have set out to make a game that doesn’t rely on actual historical fact or battles but is really good fun to play. There is unlockable stuff in the game though!

Mike: There are a couple of maps that you could say have some relation to previous Commandos games.

Mike: You can distract using Cigarettes which is visual. The enemy will see the pack and go over to investigate. The coin is audio, when thrown the enemy will look in the direction from where the sound came from. If the Spy wears a uniform of a higher rank to the target enemy he can also distract.

Mike: Afraid not, there are various reasons but I wont bore you with that right now. We do however have Poison Grenades, Smoke Grenades, Molotov cocktails, Antitank mines and using disguises. You can also look through keyholes before entering rooms (some may recognise this from old Commandos games).