Commandos 3: Destination Berlin is a game of real-time tactics that places you in command of an elite unit of Special Forces behind enemy lines. From the shores of France to the heart of the Third Reich, strike fast from land or sea with your small squad of guerrilla fighters, infiltrating hostile territories and conducting raids to disrupt the German war machine.

Game Features:
- Commandos 3 Destination Berlin is the third installment in Pyro Studio's legendary tactical strategy series, which has sold more than three million copies worldwide.
- Historical WWII campaigns: engage the enemy across Europe, from the Eastern front of Stalingrad, to the Gestapo Headquarters in Berlin, to the D-Day assault on Omaha Beach, each offering unique tactical situations
Multiple paths to victory: prepare your commandos for a variety of strategies as enemy bombing raids lay waste to environments, requiring you to change your tactics and approach
- Guerrilla warfare: utilize ambush tactics, stealth, sabotage, and demolitions to disrupt enemy advances
- Multiplayer combat: test your skills head-to-head with up to 8 other players via LAN and Internet
- Improved accessibility: Commandos 3: Destination Berlin features more detailed, smaller maps providing more action-orientated missions that form part of an overall campaign. A strong narrative drives the story via cinematic briefing screens.

Minimum System Requirements:
- Pentium III 700 Mhz (or Athlon equivalent)
- Windows 98SE/2000/XP (Admin rights required)
- 128 MB on Windows 98SE, 256 on Windows 2000/XP System RAM
- 32 MB DirectX 9 compatible 3D Graphics card
- 100% DirectX 9 compatible sound card
- 2 GB free disk space
- 100% Windows compatible mouse and keyboard

Minimum Network Play Requirements:
- Pentium III 1.0 GHz (or Athlon equivalent)
- 256 MB System RAM
- 64 MB GeForce or ATI Radeon equivalent
- Local Area Network, DSL or Cable Modem

Known Issues
Some buttons are incorrectly drawn but still function on Matrox G400/450 cards. Game performance unaffected.

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