For this reason, units not under your direct control become useless. Team AI is basically non-existent, and you have to meticulously hold their hands and tell them exactly what to do at the right time, or they’ll just stand there completely defenseless. But, as with previous games from the same developer, Chicago is yet another lesser Commandos clone, ruined by lousy AI and limited controls. It’s a sound premise, and it should offer plenty fun. The cop campaign begins right after the Falcones are in full control of Chicago, and you have to remove them from the city. Being a squad-based game, you’ll be running heists, hits and burglaries with the help of a specialized cracksquad of other low-lives (up to five members in total). You take their share of control over Chicago, and old Don Falcone will pat you on the back.
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Should you choose to play as the mob you’ll be put into the shoes of gangster Jack Beretto, a soldier for Don Falcone, who must skin wiseguys from other families and gangs. Playing on the easy difficulty setting is just right for beginners, whilst the hard difficulty setting provides plenty of challenge and is a real test of patience and perfect timing. In total there are 20 missions to be played and you have a choice of three difficulty levels.
In an unexpected twist, you can play through the game as either the mob or the cops, each side having its own campaign. And with some levels containing up to 30 guards, it would prove quite the grind.Ĭhicago 1930 follows a similar trend, this time placing the squad-based action during the 1930s, in the era of prohibition. But any feeling of awe would quickly dissipate once you realized it wasn’t about outwitting the enemy but slowly thinning out their herd without raising the alarm.
When you first powered up those games, you had the feeling that it would take every ounce of strategic mastery to pass through their missions. If Spellbound Studios sounds familiar, it might be because you’ve played their previous Commandos-style games, Robin Hood: The Legend of Sherwood and Desperados: Wanted Dead or Alive.
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