Kalypso Media and developers Yippee! Entertainment and Torus Games have announced a January 24, 2020, release for Commandos 2 – HD Remaster and Praetorians HD – Remaster. In addition, a closed beta phase will begin for both of these games on December 13th.
Both betas will feature a revamped tutorial, high definition makeover, and access to each game’s campaign missions and skirmish maps. The Praetorians – HD Remaster beta will also include the game’s multiplayer mode. Further bug fixes and improvements for each beta will come in the following weeks.
In Commandos 2 – HD Remaster, take control of an elite group of Allied commandos who must venture deep into enemy territory and utilize their combined expertise to complete a series of notoriously demanding missions. Players will explore interactive environments and use your commandos’ unique skill sets to complete your mission against seemingly impossible odds.
Here are the key beta features for Commandos 2 HD Remaster:
- Experience every tutorial and campaign mission from the original game revamped in high definition with new controls
- Reunite with an eclectic cast of characters, including Jack ‘Tiny’ O’Hara and Whiskey the dog
On the other hand, in Praetorians – HD Remaster, players will lead the emerging Roman Empire by proving a legionnaire’s worth on the battlefields of Egypt, the combat theatres of Gaul, and the heart of the Roman Empire in Italy, in a crusade to become Emperor. Players will combine units, master their varied skill sets and exploit the weaknesses of the enemy to emerge victorious.
Here are also the key beta features for Praetorians HD Remaster:
- Learn the ropes or show your militant might with access to every tutorial, campaign and skirmish mission from the original game
- Play solo or go head-to-head with a fully remastered multiplayer mode
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