Time Commando

Release Date: November 9, 1996

Adventure, action adventure, singleplayer

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Time Commando is a game that takes us into the world of the future, in which our planet stands on the verge of extinction. Playing the role of Stanley Opara, we save the Earth from extinction.

Time Commando is a game that takes us into the world of the future, in which our planet stands on the verge of extinction. The destructive virus has taken control of a computer program that controls an extremely technologically advanced machine capable of creating a "time bubble" and reproducing in it any of the historical periods. Playing the role of Stanley Opair, we save the globe from the destructive virus.

This virus was applied to the main computer of the European Federation by an unknown agent. Now the "time bubble" is constantly expanding, involving more and more parts of the scientific complex in which it was created. Stanley is the only survivor to get inside without any harm to his health in order to bring the course of events to the right track. While struggling with a computer program, it moves to such periods as prehistory, antiquity or the future.

The plot of Time Commando is unfortunately linear - our journey through ancient times takes place chronologically. As Stanley Opar, we start playing with primitive stones and macchougas. As our journey continues, we will have to wield swords, axes, crossbows, guns, and later in the game also plasma machines. The intelligence and strength of enemies increases with the development of the main character. In total, we have more than 40 different weapons to choose from, which we will use in the fight against more than a hundred different opponents.

The battlefields as well as the rivals themselves are accurately reproduced, our main character moves in a natural way, and the sounds of the game add to the thrill of emotion. The variety of available cameras makes the whole gameplay more attractive.

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Last updated on August 14, 2015