The catch for Toy Soldiers though, is that I could get right into the action by taking over individual turrets, changing the perspective from a top-down strategy style, to a more third-person action game.
MSRP: $14.99 (base game) $5 (hero pack DLC individual) $29.99 (Hall of Fame edition) Killing enemies racks up money, which can then be spent to buy more turrets, or upgrade existing ones. Levels mostly start off with set plots where players can build turrets. Think of it as a tower defense game, but with the ability to get right down into the action. It all works well, but also comes with some questionable practices that sour an otherwise joyous affair.įor those that have never played a Toy Soldiers game, the idea is both simple and unique. I could finally wage virtual war with my army from Eternia, or have a red and blue laser battle against Cobra. What made this one stand out though was the inclusion of some of my favorite childhood toys. So of course when they announced a new one, I was paying attention. The action-style take on tower defense made it a more digestible experience for me. I was always a casual fan of Signal Studios’ Toy Soldiers franchise.
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