Army Men is a mission-based combat game that has you guiding a green plastic commando named Sarge in warfare against a tan-colored toy army. Soldiers use bazookas, grenades, flamethrowers, mortars, automatic rifles, and land mines to trash each other. You can also drive jeeps and tanks across the varied terrain. To help you learn the controls, a boot camp option offers a series of eight training missions.
Once you are ready, choose from two campaigns: desert and alpine. Review your objectives before each mission on the briefing screen, and prepare for battle against an onslaught of plastic troops. A mission will fail if you exceed the time limit, allow your rivals to win, or let Sarge die. The options screen lets you view current objectives, consult a strategic map, exit vehicles, and abort your mission. You can also adjust the control scheme, select a difficulty level, and toggle music.
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# 🪖 A Childhood Classic That Still Has More Personality Than Many Modern Shooters
Revisiting *Army Men* today feels like opening a childhood toy box all over again. Its premise is still as creative as it was back then: tiny plastic soldiers fighting an all-out war across oversized everyday environments....
Don't be fooled by people telling you that this game hasn't aged well, even back in the day the critics had a less favorable opinion of this game.
But nevertheless, this game certainly has its charm, if you are able to tolerate its "trial and error" design.
Great late 90s action game. Loved it as a kid. Its one of those games Get GUD but its fun. if you want to start playing any of the Army men games not a bad place to start