Desperados 2: Cooper's Revenge

List Price: $19.99 Discount Price: $5.95

Features:

• RTS tactical game with exciting story set in thrilling Western atmosphere
• Take on role of up to 6 heroes; several levels of difficulty and a new A.I.
• 6 individual actions per hero and overall 20 new actions
• Pivotable isometric view and 3rd-person view for fights and close action
• Varied settings; more interaction with the environment due to full 3-D

Accessories:

PC Gamer (1-year)

Customer Reviews:

It's Good, but Just not the Same! [Posted on 2006-06-29]
I loved the first game, it was challenging and foced you to use all of your people. This new Desperados isn't as good as the Original though it looks alot nicer. In Desperados 2 I find it possible to almost finish levels with just one person. Don't get me wrong, this game is good... but just doesn't feel as hard or challenging as the first Desperados. This game will probably not disapoint you!

Not for ATI graphics cards [Posted on 2006-08-04]
I enjoyed the first Desperados game, so I picked the sequel up looking for more of the same. However, Desperados 2 is strictly designed for use with Nvidia based PCs. The graphics are too corrupt on ATI based machines. Just a warning.

Impossible for me to comment on this game [Posted on 2006-11-09]
Im sorry but im unable to revue the game because it just would not work on my computer & I had to return it 3 times.
However if you send me a complimentry set of disks I will try again to instal & play the game.
Yours faithfully
E.Allen

crappy game [Posted on 2007-01-16]
Overly complicated scenarios. I bought the game thinking it was a shooting game but it is mostly sneaking around trying to figure out secrets.

Terrible [Posted on 2008-10-01]
I bought this game with high hopes, but was greatly disappointed. The main problem with this game is that it doesn't know if it wants to be a first person shooter, or an overhead tactical game like the first Desperados. Sadly, it fails in both categories. The tactical game's controls are difficult to master (case in point: I was unable to find a zoom button, so objects were hard to see) and for certain actions, the game forces you to switch to 3rd person. 3rd person makes actions easier, but I personally prefer the overhead view. I was hoping this game would be like the first, but they strayed so far from the formula that it ruined it for me. If you're like me and wanted more of what the first Desperados was like, 100% tactical overhead, try Robin Hood: The Legend Of Sherwood (in my opinion a 5 star game) and leave this one alone.

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