If this were April rather than September, it would be easy to dismiss Code of Honour 2 as some kind of joke. It's a game that has no real identity; the cover seems to be a direct copy of Commandos, yet the gameplay is clearly modelled on Call of Duty - which would be no bad thing if it were 10% the game of either. Such hope is dashed by the childish AI, badly balanced weapons and a difficulty curve that starts at "easy" and keeps sliding downwards. Generous checkpoints allow some levels to be cleared by firing fewer than a dozen bullets, meaning the game's over in a couple of hours.