Some of the weapons are quite fun and creative, such as an aerosol can that can be ignited into a flame thrower. New WeaponsĪ big improvement from the first Army Men game is that there are a large range of weapons to choose from. With practice you can get through all the levels, it just won’t be easy.
While the first two levels are fairly straight forward, the rest of the missions can be downright brutal as you try to fight your way back from “army man world” back to the real world.Īlthough the game is challenging, it doesn’t tip over into impossible. Please let us know if you have any comments or suggestions regarding this description.Despite the quirky toy theme that makes it seem like a game appropriate for kids, this is a surprisingly difficult game. Simple and clear interface allows you to keep track of the amount of ammunition and health status. Most of the time we move around rather limited urban areas, although sometimes we also get to more open locations. The project was created using Unreal Development Kit tools. The game is diversified by sections where we sit behind the wheel of a military vehicle and shoot from an installed machine gun. A weapon arsenal with a deadly flame thrower or rocket launcher at the forefront helps. On our way we fight with our opponents and perform simple tasks that bring us closer to killing the Mad Grey Doctor. The game is based on the patterns known from many other shootouts, in which we observe the events from the perspective of a third person.
Major Mylar was also brought back to life, so the Greens again have their hands full of robots to win against the Grey. An unexpected threat, however, turns out to be the Crazy Grey Doctor, who is responsible for the release of deadly creatures to help him take control of the world. Everything seems to indicate that the eternal war of plastic soldiers will be won by the Greens. After the death of Major Mylar, the Tan army loses almost every fight. The main hero of the game is a Wallace Aron Niles karpallet from Foxtrot line-up.
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