Plastic Rebellion

its a alright game its vert easy but should not be over $5 i feel like such a simple game.

On the third lvl there is to many problems. can't use the gun when in the opened area. sometimes the baseball doesn't even work

I like the concept and some of the game can be fun. It does too many flaws for a recommendation. Achievements are broken, developer is unresponsive, and the community is almost non existent.

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Fun but not worth the money.

Really enjoyed my time with it. Beat in probably a couple hours of actual game time and I probably won't replay it a ton. Is it worth $10? For me, absolutely. I loved army men as a kid and I can tell the makers of this game did too. Because there are some nice touches about the way the levels and units are designed that bring out that sense of using everything around you with imagination. For a mortar weapon you have a baseball, your AA turret is a just a rubic's cube with straws for guns attached to it. I love that. It's an adorable little love letter to playing with army men and how epic it feels as a kid to stage a battle. Now with that said, I'm going to make some points on why I think some people are grumbling about the $10 price tag. This game involves you placing units and turrets that can't move, and then free aiming with your weapons from any angle around the room. There are six units and five weapons in all in the game. Most of your units are turrets and then you have your soldiers and some landmines. What you're going to quickly find is that there's a pretty much optimal blend of mortars, machine gun nests, and troops with a few AA turrets that will melt most things the AI can throw at you. I don't think this game had to be crushingly hard. But there should probably be more tools in our arsenal. Probably the most shocking omission to me is you can't place your own tanks. That's just kind of baffling to me. If I was still a kid that would genuinely make me upset. This game needs more escalation of power. There should be missile strikes, and air support, and tanks and all kinds of other bizarre things. This is an army man battle! Everything in the room is fair game for the fight. The devs clearly knew how to evoke that with their design, but they didn't lean in like they could have. When I was a kid playing with army men i had a camouflage colored whistle that I would use as a nuke to be called down onto the battlefield. So come on devs the cheesier the better. The enemies lack variety too. There's a total of four regular enemies: soldiers, tanks, transport trucks, and planes. Only the planes really pose a threat and if you place your AA turrets well even they don't get through often. As long as you shoot most of the planes down when they come you're pretty much set. The boss is the same scorpion mech every time too, just with some tweaks and upgrades. But one of your weapons, the nerf minigun, literally just melts the thing instantly. You do have to remember to save that minigun for the boss since it's a superweapon you have to fill a bar for. But if you can manage that, you literally just win the game. But again though I'm not asking for super difficulty. I'm more pointing out that there aren't really many new enemies introduced that change up your tactics. Even by the end of the short two hour campaign I was honestly feeling pretty bored with the same old enemies. It's kind of a shame because your enemy is a 3D printer. It could literally have made your little sisters creepy baby doll, but alive and stomping on your troops. And that's low hanging fruit, you could go way weirder. Now I feel like I have to step back and remember what we're talking about here. This isn't a $40 dollar indie or $60 AAA strategy game that promises a bunch of features and endless customization and replayability. The game knows what it is and I'd say it does a good job. $10 for a cute couple hours that made me smile was worth my time. I think more than anything whether it will be for you comes down to how much emotional attachment you had to army men as a kid. If you missed that train... I feel like it's probably just not going to have the same impact. But if you did play with them and loved them, throw these guys a few bucks and give it a try.

A very Fun but Simple game