Commandos: Origins DLC “No Man Left Behind” Reveals Green Beret Backstory, Launches April 28

Publisher Kalypso Media and developer Claymore Game Studios have announced No Man Left Behind, the second DLC for Commandos: Origins, set to launch on April 28, 2026 across PC, PlayStation, and Xbox platforms.

This new expansion fills a key narrative gap in the main campaign, focusing on the events that led to the capture of Jack O’Hara, the Green Beret. Set deep within occupied France’s Auvergne region, the opening mission puts players directly in his boots during a failed extraction operation involving a high-value informant.

From there, the story shifts perspective as the remaining Commandos—Thomas “the Sapper” Hancock, Francis T. “the Sniper” Woolridge, and René “the Spy” Duchamp—launch a coordinated rescue mission. Across four new missions, players will infiltrate fortified mountain compounds, navigate dense forests, and sabotage a prototype German superweapon, all while gathering critical intelligence tied to the broader war effort.

Gameplay introduces a new enemy type, the Radio Operator, capable of triggering a global alarm if not handled with precision. This adds an extra layer of tactical planning, requiring players to disable communication networks before executing key eliminations.

Priced at €14.99 / $14.99, No Man Left Behind will be available with a limited-time launch discount on PC storefronts, offering a new stealth-focused challenge that expands both the story and strategic depth of Commandos: Origins.