American Commando

American Commando

by Iron Wolf Studio
Genres:Indie, Shooter
Themes:Warfare
Game modes:Single player, Multiplayer
Story:Gear up for an explosive journey into the heart of a twisted war! American Commando combines the razor-sharp wit of Duke Nukem, the mind-bending aesthetics of Wolfenstein, and adrenaline-pumping blitzkrieg-style gameplay. Brace yourself, soldier, and rewrite the course of history! Get ready to immerse yourself in a nostalgia-fueled, 90s-style FPS adventure that will leave you grinning from ear to ear. Embrace the pixelated charm we all adore and prepare to unleash havoc on hordes of Nazi soldiers. Armed with a formidable arsenal of traditional WWII weapons and mind-bending Wunderwaffe prototypes, obliterate your enemies in style!Show more
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