Initially the landscape graphics are impressive, but they lose their charm as the same few levels are constantly recycled. Character models look good and the high-quality of their design is especially noticeable when zoomed in with the sniper rifle. This might sound a bit chaotic and difficult to manage, but Frontline Commando 2 handles all of this quite well and you likely won't reach a point where you'll hit the wrong button or have trouble controlling your team. Your right thumb covers the trigger, take cover, change cover, and swap weapons buttons. For some guns, such as the sniper rifle, there's also a zoom in button on the left side of the screen. Your left thumb is used for aiming and using team mates abilities. It's recommended that you play the game with a thumb on either side of the screen. However, you'll ultimately lose to people who have purchased upgrades for themselves and their squad members.Īiming your guns and controlling your teamĬontrols for the game are well-implemented. It runs fairly smoothly and the action can get excited as you manage your teammate's abilities while shooting at the enemy. In it you take your squad from single player missions and play against your opponent and their squads. The players equipment and special abilities can also be upgraded in the ingame shop.įrontline Commando 2 also has an entertaining PvP mode which is unlocked after defeating the first boss in single player. The lack of control works in Frontline Commando's favor because it allows you to focus on shooting your enemies while not having to micromanage your team. You don't have much control over them other than activating their special abilities such as throwing grenades or healing your team. It's worth noting that it is possible to upgrade your equipment without inapp purchases, but it will take you a very long time to do it.Īs you progress through the game, you can recruit teammates to fight alongside you in the proceeding levels. This is especially noticeable in the "elite" levels that are incredibly difficult to beat without upgrading your equipment. At this point, it should be made clear that Frontline Commando 2 is very a much a pay-to-win type of game. shotguns, sniper rifles, submachine guns) to choose from and they can all be upgraded. You also have the standard selection of weapons (e.g.
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