Best Co Op Commander Sc2 (2025 Updated)

I didn’t try it, but cement may work to glue this, instead of the typical soft plastic that Fantasy Flight has been doing. This is because this came on a sprue instead of in a bag like other expansions.

The quality is EXCELLENT.

Great miniature. K-2SO is a cool miniature. Cassian also. Very good detail.

As a fan of Rogue One, I had to get these 2. Overall, they’re awesome. I did like the extra arms for K-2SO but they were a bit difficult to magnetize due to the skinny arms.

Every year the Commander decks are more cohesive and feel powerful right out of the box. These four decks revisit old mechanics that have never been a major focal point in the Commander meta, so it’s great to see Wizards of the Coast bringing old, underused cards into relevance.

Pre ordered these less than two weeks before release when a lot of other vendors had no more stock and they were still the cheapest! Got all the decks in their original Wizards packaging as they come brown boxed in sets of four.

Perfect.

It’s a awesome set for commander and it’s a great price. The decks were more competitive than the last commander and our group enjoyed testing them

The print quality of this product is absolute garbage. The common and uncommon foils are so faded they are almost unreadable. For the price of this produce, this issue is totally unacceptable. Wizards of the coast also makes the replacement of cards a very painful process.

I have been playing MTG since the revised set and the card quality has taken a huge dive down in the past 5 years. Based on my experience with sealed products from Wizards this is the last MTG product I will buy until the the card stock, foil curling, and print quality significantly improves.

Never had low quality foils that are curled. Amazing looking cards especially the extended art ones. I also really like the etched foil in this set and I prefer using them as my commander for all my decks to set them apart.

Definitely recommend!!.

This special bling box has so many awesome cards, not really recommended if you want to draft or make a limited constructed deck with but lots of fun to open. As always awesome store with fast delivery.

I fee the commander expansions are a bit pricey when they only have one mini, especially compared with the units. However, what is included is of good quality and adds many options for the imperial side gameplay.

Wonderful piece of kit! And fast delivery from Zatu as usual.

Great leader option, as always perfect delivery

Everything was exactly what it should be though the dice aren’t very secure. They were all over the inside of the box when I opened it. The commander box for Kaaila (of course the deck that’s worth the most) had a tear mark where I’m assuming the dice kept rolling over during the delivery.

Everything else was in perfect condition. It definitely bothers me that they didn’t make the dice spots deeper to prevent something like this but it was still worth grabbing the decks. My only complaint comes down to a small ascetic that really has very little impact on the overall product.

Great product bringing back older commanders. All 4 are great with variety and upgrade ability. Product comes with foil commanders, deck name labeled boxes, and 100-life counters. Would buy similar versions of this product.

This is a great value for new players getting into Commander, or veteran players looking to expand their collection. While the decks are not balanced head to head straight out of the box, they are a lot of fun to play and are easily improved upon by swapping out some cards.

I preordered it and received it in the mail the day after it released.

shipped fast and came intact with no damage to the packaging. this deck imo out of the 2019 commander decks has the best value in cards but it also a great deck and fun experience as i have nostalgia for early 2000’s magic where flashback was a huge mechanic!.

Ok so if you are new to magic get this deck it is very good and powerful. If u like to have a lot of mana good cards and strong people this is your deck the planes walker in the deck is amazing

Just got it in the mail at 2:50pm today. My students will enjoy playing this deck! Thank you so much!!

The first game I ever played on the PC was the StarCraft Battlechest. Many years later the StarCraft 2 Battlechest does not disappoint. This is clearly one of the best RTS (real time strategy) games ever made.

Stunning graphics, easy to learn, and a great value for the main game and an expansion. The included player guide is an added bonus. I recommend this game highly.

Great game to have. Fun story. Have put many hours in this game with friends.

Starcraft2 graphics are excellent and RTS gameplay is very good

Starcraft II is one of the last remnants of a (sadly) dying genre – RTS. Nevertheless, this game is fantastic, with great visuals, awesome gameplay, fastpaced multiplayer, great campaign. The new units are great additions.

When compared to Wings of Liberty, Heart of the Swarm has campaign that feels predictable, but still very good. Recommended!.

After playing the first Starcraft II, we tried Heart of the Swarm. It would not work, could not get help from technical support. After checking the message boards, there is a patch not yet released that should fix this.

Why this is not yet released is not known to me. Can not play this game even though we could play Wings of Liberty.

A must have and to play game for strategy fan player. However i will not recommend anyone to play it if: You have not play StarCraft 1 You have not then play StarCraft 2: wing of liberty, as this is an extension lol.

The game change a lot since its first Starcraft, an impressive graphic display and new type of enemy, weapons, and from your part new strategy to defeat the opponents under Kerrigan’s command. Stop reading now get yourself one.

This game isn’t anything new, Nintendo made this type of game famous with Advance Wars for the GBA SP. Yet the graphics and storyline make this a must have for any PSP gamer. Graphics are good, storyline is compelling and the game play is not too easy and not too difficult.

I played this game all the way through when it first came out. Now 10 years later I find myself playing it again. Fun game and a must have if you like turn based strategy games.

Field Commander is a turn-based strategy game using a square grid (versus hexagonal). The near-future setting works well and allows for a variety of land, sea, and air units. As is typical for these types of games, the greatest unit variety is among the land units while the navy and air force each have only three combat units.

At least all the units feel balanced, and a combined force is always the best bet. Field Commander can be viewed as the PSP’s answer to the GameBoy Advance’s excellent Advance Wars. From a game design perspective, the two titles are nearly identical.

At a glance, the most obvious distictions between the two is Field Commander’s 3D game engine and more realistic art style. Dig deeper into both games, and you’ll start to discern the important differences between the two titles.

Let me get this out of the way: I think Advance Wars is the better game, at least for single player. The AI in Advance Wars is better at planning ahead and taking advantage of weak points. Latter levels in Field Commander are a challenge primarily due to the overwhelming odds.

There have been a number of maps where the only challenge has been surviving an initial assault, and then the rest of the level consists of steadily wiping out the enemy units. On many of these maps, the enemy also has a clear strategic/economic advantage – the AI doesn’t utilize the various units effeciently.

This was most apparent on a water map: I had one heavily damaged unit obstructing a choke point. The AI had a number of top-condition ships nearby yet chose to repeatedly attack my crippled ship with its own heavily damaged unit.

Round after round, the two ships ineffectively fired on one another. Looking at the big picture, the AI should have pulled its weakened ship away and attacked with a healthy one. The story of Field Commander doesn’t flow as well as Advance Wars’s story.

There are a few places where you can choose from a few different battlefields. Unfortunately, this causes some story elements to play out of order. It was initially confusing as the out-of-order mission briefings told me to “destroy the secret weapon”, then “learn more about the secret weapon”, and finally “investigate rumors about a new secret weapon”.

These shortcomings are mitigated my the multiplayer, however. Playing against a skilled opponent can be a wonderfully nail-biting experience. Field Commander’s play sessions are ideal for the portable format.

The turn-based structure allows you to either play just a few moves or complete a few rounds, your choice. The graphics are clean and units are easily discernable on the PSP’s screen. Keeping in mind that I’ve become a videogame cheapskate, I’m glad I picked up Field Commander on sale.

$40 feels a little steep for the gaming experience it has provided, but not by much. On my subjective experience/dollar scale, Field Commander is second behind Lumines for PSP games. (Third place is a $15 Every Extend Extra, while other games include Namco Classic Collection, Untold Legends: Brotherhood of the Blade, Darkstalkers, Exit, and Wipeout Pure.

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In this strategy game, you command a fictional allied army. Your enemy is a group who promotes terrorism, illegal gun sales, etc. So far, typical to other strategy games such as Military Madness and Advance Wars.

Unlike Advance Wars, you don’t choose commanders with special abilities. You choose divisions with special abilities. Although you do somewhat converse with other friendly (and unfriendly) commanders, you are the one in charge of the show.

No flashy movie when executing a special ability. Just a message that pops up and small text telling you what your units are capable of doing. I would say I’m about 20% complete with the game right now.

So far I would say it is worth the price, especially by purchasing from a seller on Ebay. It does match Advance Wars in a more mature way. The movie animations are little more violent. Nothing gory bad or anything.

The attacking system basically rewards the initiating attacker. After the initiating attacker attacks a unit, that unit will counter attack with its remaining force strength. I do like this feature because it adds a bit of realistic approach to the game.

The downside I have felt about this game is it feels a bit too easy. The computer AI doesn’t exactly make the appropriate move that would hinder you the most, rather, give you a chance to move a damaged unit away or allow you to place one more land mine to disrupt it’s movement.

Thats it for my review of the game so far. Thanks for reading.

Game is very well made, easy to use. I would recommend this game for any one that has played the earlier versions. Set up and download were simple and you didn’t have to wait for the entire game upload in order to play.

Great pack. Easy installation and you get all 3 games. Such a fun strategy game, much better graphics than the first game.

If you like Warcraft you will enjoy this game. Best game of all time

The game is good in terms of graphics as I’m always loving the new chapters that they create and how much detail there is in the background. Though if you don’t have any friends that are playing the game with you, you can forget about trying to do any of the raids or nightfalls.

As you need a 3 or 6 person team to complete those activities. As raids can’t be one manned, and some nightfalls can be. but. not really. So you will miss out on those activities/achievements. It’s a good game, and there always trying to add new content.

But it can be expensive if you’re paying full price for each new DLC. So I generally wait for a sale, as it always goes on sale. Though it is also now apart of game pass. In the long run I’ve enjoyed it so far, as I’ve been playing since the beta.

But it’s frustrating trying to accomplish things, long term, especially with new games releasing and everyone switching over to play something else because they got tired of the grind of Destiny.

Destiny 2 is a time sink. You are perpetually chasing light levels, armor, weapon rolls, etc. I personally found it exhausting after a playing a few seasons in end game content. You are required to play 30 plus hours a week to keep up and stay relevant.

If that’s your thing, it can be a fun and rewarding game. Gunplay is great; lore is good (supposedly, it makes no sense to me); PvP can be very good but it is hyper competitive even in quick play; Raids and Grand Masters can be enjoyable depending on a few variables.

The free version will definitely give a taste of whether it is for you or not.

Destiny 2 is great shooter and a relatively tactical game when you get to end game content. If you wanna really experience it I suggest buying at least Beyond Light and Witch Queen expansions once you try it F2P (sadly you can’t play certain old content) You can also do the Vault of Glass raid(join D2 community Discord for LFG) without committing to buying first.

All 3 classes are fun and good, you will most likely play them all 3 eventually, start with which jump/class ability feels best for you. Pros: – Improves on mechanics from Destiny in almost every way – The open-world is now a fully-fleshed RPG, catering to any experience you’d like to explore Cons: – Endgame progression is still opaque and confusing – The new weapon categories and subclasses feel like a step back – Getting teamed with that one Guardian who never collects Crests in Crucible Supremacy.

Red Alert 3 breaks new ground in the RTS genre, featuring a fully co-operative campaign while bringing back the series light-hearted style and classic, action-oriented gameplay. In Red Alert 3, the desperate leadership of a doomed Soviet Union travels back in time to change history and restore the glory of Mother Russia.

The time travel mission goes awry, creating an alternate timeline where technology has followed an entirely different evolution, a new superpower has been thrust on to the world stage, and World War III is raging.

The Empire of the Rising Sun has risen in the East, making World War III a three-way struggle between the Soviets, the Allies, and the Empire with armies fielding wacky and wonderful weapons and technologies like Tesla coils, heavily armed War Blimps, teleportation, armored bears, intelligent dolphins, floating island fortresses, and transforming tanks.

Red Alert 3 asks the question “What If?” What if every bizarre research project and technology experiment for the last 70 years had actually borne fruit? What if the Philadelphia Experiment, time travel theory, teleportation, invisibility, Tesla technology, and a hundred other intriguing research projects had all paid off and gone mainstream? What if the Soviet Union survived and thrived; what would it look like 10 years in the future? What if the Japanese Empire had never fallen and instead became the ultimate high-tech military superpower? The end result is an imaginative and playful vision of an alternate future filled with possibility.

With all the changes, the cooperative mode, the new faction. Red Alert 3 is still for all purposes Red Alert, which can be considered the best and worst. Clearly, the study sought to recapture the spirit of the series, rather than evolve it, so although many fans will be happy, they may also feel some disappointment at the sense of stagnation.

Perhaps the key thing is that the weight of the co-op is not so much as its enormous potential would indicate. It can be great fun, but in practice and in the context of the game upsets the balance, which may be due to the need to reconcile the single player mode with the cooperative.

Riskier projects can make a much more interesting this way opens, yet inclusion in Red Alert 3 is more than welcome. EA LA has created a really fun game with good production values and that will thrill fans of more direct RTS games, but may leave those seeking something more complexity or evolution in the genre cold.

The latest C&C release from EA Games is Command & Conquer Red Alert 3. I purchased the Premier Edition, which gives the owner some great insights, and a DVD video of the making of the game’s movie scenes by the actors.

And of course for all the males there’s a great wall poster of all the very attractive female actors. There were seven in all but of these I loved the British Commanders Assistant Eva the best. Played by Gemma Atkinson she was very pretty, sexy, and yet innocent and cute as a button as they say with her slight accent.

The star filled cast included a cocky but sexy Jenna Jameson as the Allies sexy commando Tanya, Gina Carano as the pretty but deadly Russian sniper commando Tasha and the very attractive Ivana Milicevic as the Russian Commander’s Assistant.

I bought this game as I’ve bought every one of the previous C&C games, and their extension games, going back to the very first one Command & Conquer. The sophistication of the game has greatly improved and none have ever disappointed me although some were better than others.

This one gives a new ability and that’s to go online with a partner to battle against others online. For some this is a great step forward to realism. In the last couple of C&C games you could have an assistant commander who wouldnt fight against you but who would do his own thing on the battlefield fighting against the same opponents as you.

This edition is the first one to allow you to issue commands to your Assistant/Co-Commander. You can also leave his decisions to the AI of the game as well but you can change this at any moment of the game.

This is a huge step forward to truly commanding on a larger scale battlefield with the realism of results that arent completely controlled or executed by your direct orders. One of the main benefits I like about the game is its familiarity to all the previous C&C games.

You don’t have to learn a whole new set of command structures to get playing the game. Like all the previous ones you do need to read up on the different powers and capabilities of each unit as they vary greatly.

And those who are truly savvy C&C Commanders you know how to use many combinations of these with very decisive results that once used against your opponent he just sits there wondering what happened and it’s all over for him! I personally love defeating my opponent early in the game to the point he can’t possibly win and then just having fun with him and practicing new strategies.

A true commander knows when the game really is over, even if he plays on for 30 minutes to an hour just for fun. Another interesting thing about this game is the Premier Edition also delivers the all the game DVDs, all female actor poster and special Premier Edition goodies all in a collectors tin (box).

This is a first for C&C. I had been lucky enough to be picked as a beta tester/player for this game but unfortunately I was unable to find the time to participate. Nonetheless I wasn’t disappointed in the result and am very happy EA Games continues to produce a high quality and exciting C&C game for those of us who have played it for the past decade.

I’m sure I’ll play until they write the final C&C game edition or I pass on to that big C&C battlefield in the sky and I hear a thundering “Welcome Back Commander” as I arrive. Good luck to all the commanders out there and if you don’t have the game yet, as Tanya says if you let her start getting shot up, “What are you waiting for Commander?”.

This collection is large and requires a lot of gigs but if you have space it is worth every dollar. One of the best co-op shooters on the switch. Performance is incredibly solid in handheld across all titles.

Each game has tons of missions to do and loads of fun DLCs that can keep you hooked for hours. I can’t recommend it enough.

Let’s be honest. If you love borderlands you will love this! Its borderlands on the go!The games are a looter shooter, with multiplayer aspects. If you play this multiplayer you will have much more fun than single-player but it is equally as approachable.

The second game has villain that you will love to hate. In terms of the way it runs. Iv had no issues. No frame drops nothing like that. But when you drive the cars you will notice that they are significantly slower then its console counter partsAll in all.

A must have game for the switch and all around fabuloud port. This will be great for killing time!.

Amazing, I’ve always been a big fan of the Borderlands franchise and have playing it across different platforms, after my experience with the PS Vita I was left extremely underwhelmed. I was a very adopter if the switch buying buying it on launch.

After seeing what the switch was capable of I yearned for Borderlands 2 on the switch! And here we are. All but the latest game on the switch and it more than lives up to expectation, I have encountered some frame issues at some points mainly on the Mad Moxxi DLC (The arena DLC) and some other points where there are plenty of bodies as well as NPC’s on screen but it’s still very much playable and not at all a deal breaker huge value! 10/10.

Guild Wars 2 is a huge improve from Guild Wars because the developers really beefed up the gameplay such as by adding more dungeons, a trading post (finally no more WTB or WTS in map chat), real crafting professions, more playable races, and a new World v.

World (Sever vs. Server) feature. That being said, there are a lot of problems with GW2 especially when it comes to end-game content. Essentially, it gets very repetitive and boring since you “grind” for gold end-game by doing the same activities (dungeons, farming, TP flipping) over and over again.

When new content comes out every two weeks, people flock to it within those 2 days but then it loses its novelty after the 5th or 6th day. The new content is also weak and unpolished. ANet is trying to substitute the content for a real expansion, but a real true separate expansion is long overdue since the game has been out for over a year.

Most importantly, while the game is called “Guild Wars”, there is no real guild versus guild interaction within the game. You join a guild and you do guild exclusive activities among your guild mates, but there is no real meta inter-guild interactions which I think is a problem.

I’m currently taking a break from the game right now, but might pick it up if I see new content that piques my interest.

Guild Wars 2 is a new Massively Multiplayer Online Game set in the world of Tyria. The Elder Dragons five deadly, destructive, immortal beings have awoken and they want to destroy the world and its peoples.

And you the player have a role to play with the rest of the world in stopping the imminent destruction. I got to play as a Elementalist in the Guild Wars 2 Beta weekend just past. I have the say that it is shaping up to be a very sleek and pretty game.

Also more importantly one of the most funs MMOs i’ve had the pleasure of playing in a while. I like the art style Arenanet have chosen quite a bit, they have gone with a painterly style so it seems everywhere you go it is hand painted which I thought was cool.

With the world being created with the art of the best concept artists in the industry it just gives the world a breath of life that some MMOs struggle to achieve but the Developers of GW2 have definitely pulled it off.

It just adds a layer of quality that I think we can all appreciate and admire. The “Questing” system they have is different than other MMOs, different in that instead of going up to a NPC and accepting a quest you go out and explore and find Dynamic events that take the place of traditional quests.

The Dynamic events are quite cool actually because when you get the “Quest” it doesn’t just tell you something like to “stop 10 rampaging centaurs from destroying the village” and when you find the centaurs they are just standing in a field and the village was never going to be in trouble.

Not with Dynamic Events, the Centaurs are really out there running around in the village setting it on fire and destroying buildings and you have to stop them actively or the village might get destroyed Which brings me to my next point you can actually fail the quest.

Instead of just reseting it to try again it will shift dynamicly to the next step in the chain of events. Like for example if you fail to save the village from the centaurs they will then set up shop there and then you have to regroup and try to take it back.

This is a good thing because it makes you feel like you can make a impact on the world instead of it always being static. It makes “Questing” a lot more energetic, fun and just less of a grind. They also have a traditional more linear “Questing” system but that one is what Arenanet call your personal story, which is the main questline basically.

The personal story is all about the player character and their adventures in Tyria. You get to play through the way you want to and the more you do and the more people you meet the more your Personal instance will change and adapt.

Your Personal instance is a player specific instance in the racial capital of you character that will change as your personal story progresses. The combat definitely kept me on my toes The reason being that about 90% of your abilities you can use while moving.

Also each class can heal itself and for the most part are responsible for their onw health, thats right no designated Tanks or Healers. I know what you thinking how can that possibly work ill tell you how, instead of just tanking on the spot and someone standing there healing you actually have to dodge the attacks and control the flow of enemies with conditions e.

g blind, cripple ect. Also because of this it makes you have to take notice of the world and its enemies. So if lets say a Ettin raises his club up for a slam attack you do not! just stand there you see he is going to do this and you can dodge it or use a skill that might nock him over or something like that.

It adds a element of skill that just standing in one spot does not do, you soon learn when the best times to dodge are. Your skills also change depending on which weapons/focuses you have in each hand.

The left side of the skill bar is for the first three skills and the last two next to them is for the item/weapon you have in you right hand. The last five skill slots are for you self heal and your utility skills and elite skill.

All the classes bar the Elementalist can quickly switch out between two sets of weapons on the go making it easier to adapt to different situations. The Elementalist can’t quickly switch between weapons because they already have four different elemental attunements that change their skills for their weapons so you might say instead of about ten skills between weapon sets the Elementalist has about twenty but changing attunements has a cool down so it can’t be spammed.

My overall impressions of Guild Wars 2 are that it is a great new fantasy world to enjoy and explore full of wonderful lore and depth that I know I will enjoy for years to come.

As I am such a fan of the first one, I had to get this one as soon as it was released. When I first started up the beta (way back when) I was apprehensive. But I shouldn’t have been. While there have been changes from the first game.

None of them have made the game unplayable as a solo game. The graphics are lovely and the quests can get repetitive at times but the big events shake things up and the outcome of them actually effects the world you’re playing in.

The checklist style system of exploring areas actually works very well (especially if you’re OCD like me). As with its predecessor it is free to play. No monthly fees. You pay one time and can play to your hearts content.

There are bonuses and such you can get in the game store if you want to invest more money but they aren’t necessary to enjoy the game. Just a really well thought out game from all aspects. Also! An expansion, Heart of Thorns, which adds new realms and a new character class was released at the end of October so there’s tons of new content available for players old and new.

Wargroove is one the spiritual successors of the Nintendo “Wars” series of games that Intelligent Systems has not worked on since 2008 with Advance Wars Days of Ruin. It is mostly a Wars-type game with many unique elements borrowed from Fire Emblem, Langrisser, and other turn-based strategy games of the genre while introducing some of its own to keep it fresh such as property fortifications.

In Wars, you had to have units on the property to defend it to prevent it from capture. In this game, the properties have their own defenses that the enemy has to defeat before it could be captured, which is one of the key standouts from the others.

The gameplay is outstanding. The campaign allows you to play as the antagonists inside chapters for where it is applicable to the story. The characters have their own strengths and weaknesses for those who have played any “Wars” game where COs are present.

This game is a spiritual successor to the Advance Wars Style games (turn-based, strategic placement, rpg). It is a relatively short indie game, but it is fun. I think the physical version is a bit pricey unless you’re a collector or prefer physical games like myself.

It is usually 50% the price or less digitally. Gotta love that Switch tax. Regardless, it is fun and I don’t mind supporting indie developers. If you like the Advance Wars series or sRPGs, then I think you’ll find some enjoyment with this game.

For an advanced war spiritual successor, it’s not bad, but was a little easy when I first played. You can easily overpower the AI if you spam low-level units to save money and then bring out the strong units to support the weak but plentiful ones.

I believe they’ve balanced it with an update now.

I swapped out Han for Cassian in a Mandalorian-focused army and let him lead the charge. Gungslinger+Steady+2 reds+pierce 2. He picked off Shoretroopers like it was going out of style.

Although this is not the closest of likenesses, Han Solo is a must have in any Star Wars game. Good scale, decent quality.

fantasy flight games has out done itself not just by doing the new star wars legion range but also making fantasic plastic miniatures to go with the range they have brought star wars to the tabletop well done fantasy flight games.

As the heading shows, I drive a 17 RAM 3500 Dually with 4. 10 and Aisin transmission so mine is considered the HO. There are a couple of things I didn’t see when researching. 1. Nobody seems to have long-term use reviews.

Everyone is talking about just installing, had it a day, love the power, etc. 2. Does it make the truck jerk from a stop (slam the diff) or does it cause any other drivability issues. I will be a little hypocritical with my review, as I have only had mine about a week or so.

I do intend on keeping it installed at least until the January 31st return window (if it doesn’t cause any problems with the truck I will keep it installed). I have towed empty, pulling my 19k lbs. fifth wheel, running Diesel additive, and without additive.

In all these scenario’s I have kept it tuned to either City +4 or Sport with no +/-. Even with the Aisin being a slightly stiffer transmission, I have been very impressed on how the truck feels now. I am not driving it like a rental car so I have not seen any decrease in fuel efficiency.

I have not even tried the Sport Plus settings. It accelerates extremely smoothly and the power seems to come on gradually but quickly (if that makes sense). Anyone who drives the Aisin knows the feel of the 1st to 2nd injector cutout, and with the PC the hesitation or cut out seems to be much smoother or less apparent.

I haven’t had any hard upshift or downshifts. The turbo spools the same as far as psi goes. I know what psi I was running before and it seems to be the same after installing the PC. However, the power is much more instantaneous and causes the transmission to down shift accordingly.

Even when towing the trailer, I didn’t feel like the amount of power it gave was causing stress or damage to the motor or drive component (that was one of my concerns). I can control my speed while towing and driving empty much better, which I believe is giving me the same if not better MPG.

Before the PC, when I added Hot shots Secrets EDT, I could notice a difference in idle but also acceleration. With the PC installed, the truck has an equivalent amount of power with or without additive.

I will likely still use it for its cleaning capabilities but will only use the maintenance dose now instead of the performance dose. **Update**2 months now and 1 snow storm. I haven’t had and CEL’s and loved that I could turn down my throttle sensitivity when we had 24″ of fresh snow.

Being able to tame all that torque was key to keeping me on the road when it was snowing and icy. I am a bit surprised it didn’t trigger any CEL when my truck goes into “battery saver mode” on really cold morning -4 to 13 degrees F.

When the grid heater cycles, it drops to 11 Volts, but no Check Engine Lights. Very happy with that. I will say, I would never use the “eco” mode if I weren’t in the snow! It makes the truck feel like a slug and very delayed turbo spool, but in the snow.

perfect!.

I did some online comparisons of the different products available that claim to be able to do what the Pedal Commander advertises it can do. All these products had different prices, guarantee periods and program modes.

I settled on the Pedal Commander as I felt that it was the product most suited for my vehicle and it seemed that a lot of very reputable companies were using and by doing so were actually endorsing the product.

I had the Pedal Commander installed in no time at all, as advertised the connectors are just like OEM connectors, nice tight connections with an audible click when they were properly seated. A couple of supplied zip ties completed the installation.

The length of cable from the accelerator connections to the control unit that is provided with the unit allows multiple choices of positioning the control unit for easy access to allow changes from one type of driving mode to the next.

As far as what the Pedal commander does, it does it very well. You aren’t going to pickup any speed but it sure feels like you do! I was very impressed when I first drove my truck after the unit was installed, it felt like I was back to driving a cable linkage as opposed to an electric, cable free setup.

All the delay and sloppiness was gone, when when you pressed the accelerator pedal things happened right away. It was very impressive in how my truck reacted with the Pedal Commander installed. I have always been skeptical to a certain degree with products that boasted of significant and noticeable changes, easy simple installation and easy to use claims.

Well, Pedal Commander delivered and backed up everything that they claimed right out of the box with one exception, I would like to see the ‘ten minute installation time’ changed to five minutes as that’s all it takes! I would recommend the Pedal Commander to anyone.

If you’re still undecided or wavering about buying one, purchase and install one and then try to understand why you didn’t do it sooner!.

As the son of an auto mechanic, I have been modifying cars for 30 years. From 60’s Corvette’s, to jacked up Wranglers, to my latest passion. all things Porsche, I have never had a car that I can enjoy without tinkering with something.

My most recent add to the fleet was a barely used 2017 Porsche Macan GTS. With ~365HP from a twin turbo V6 and the PDK transmission, I thought it was nearly perfect as-is. But I did struggle with some lag on initial throttle input and assumed this was just something I’d have to live with.

Until one day I read on a Macan forum that EVERYONE was putting in a Pedal Commander. After installing (which took me about 30 minutes from start to finish with nearly all of the time spent removing/reinstalling the gas pedal assembly bolt) I can honestly say, it is the BEST $300 I have EVER spent on a mod/part.

It has completely transformed the car and taken it to the next level. The ability to completely dial in the throttle input perfectly is a game changer. Finding the right combination of the car’s native modes (Sport, Sport+, etc.

) in concert with the Pedal Commander’s modes is addictive and upon finding the sweet spot, exhilarating. In ~ 3 hours of seat time, I’ve determined that the best combination for every day driving (for me) is car in Sport Mode and Pedal Commander in City with the +2 adder.

This seems to keep the revs in the right range and the pedal response in the optimum mode for around town mostly spirited driving. Of course, when I get out to the open rural roads, I’ll dial it up to full on Sport +, Sport + which takes the car to a whole other level.

(The app works great BTW. I keep the Pedal Commander itself tucked up under the dash for a clean install and adjust everything via the app as my phone is always nearby). Trust me, if you’re considering buying this for a Macan S/GTS you cannot go wrong.

For other cars, if the experience is similar you won’t be disappointed. I typically never right reviews, but this is one of the best mods I’ve ever done and for such little money, the value is unquestionable.

Hope this helps anyone who may be considering a Pedal Commander!.