In any case, you’ll always have enemy guards standing between you and your objective. The jumbled story is told via uninspiring stillshots overlapped by cheesy dialogue – it seemed more of an afterthought for the mission design, honestly. You control Cooper (who no longer resembles Bruce Willis) and his gang through a number of daring missions set in the Wild West.

The gameplay is pretty much the same as it was in the first.

On the other hand, the 3D view can become quite handy when you’re entering a building and can snap to third-person view, but having a fixed, isometric view feels infinitely easier. Part of why the first was better simply has to do with its lower tech foundations – the new 3D landscape, while admirably implemented here, makes viewing the action a pain because of the camera readjustments. Developer Spellbound took the original Desperados design and implemented a 3D engine in the hopes of giving the game a new lease on life.īut Desperados 2: Cooper’s Revenge has a glaring number of issues that makes it fall behind its better-designed predecessor. That end was to clean the map of every bad guy that got in your way (usually all of them), a sort of bandito exterminator if you will, by using every one of your characters’ special abilities to get the upper hand.

Stealth was a big part of it, but it was a means to an end. The first Desperados game was probably the best Commandos clone around.

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