Army Men RTS

Despite the fun premise, Army Men: RTS has limitations that held it back from broader appeal. The game’s AI, for example, lacks sophistication; with enemy troops often failing to respond adequately to attacks and some may find the pathfinding mechanics clunky, leading to frustrating moments as units struggle to navigate around obstacles. The gameplay doesn’t delve deeply into strategic complexity either, relying more on basic "rock-paper-scissors" tactics than advanced planning, which may leave RTS veterans wanting more depth. However, the game controls are user-friendly, especially given that it was also released on consoles, making it accessible to a wider audience. Personally I enjoyed the titles in the series such as "Toys In Space" that were more focused on the RTT aspect vs the RTS entries in the series.

Played this game as a kid many years ago, was even part of a clan back then. This game was great, and going through the campgain now, brings back memories, but is also a reminder of the solid gameplay this game offers in fun environments like the front lawn, the basement, living room, play room, attic, etc... The voice of Sarge (I forget his name, but he does a lot of Winnie the Pooh) does every other voice in this game to. He does a killer Robert Stack. His voice is fun and really brings a funny vibe to this whole thing. Gruff, but not serious. If you're tired of the games of today (2024) and want something simple, that feels rewarding and is a slower paced relaxing kind of experience. Check this one out, you'll have a good time.

A very average RTS from a very talented former developer. Crazy this was made by the same guys that would go on to make classics such as, Clone Wars, Battlefront 1&2 and the Mercenaries series. But they had to start somewhere I guess

Army Men RTS. It’s an RTS (Real Time Strategy), little green army men …. and woman, and of course various army vehicles, what else could you ask for? Actually, it leaves me asking for a little bit more. I’m used to other bigger RTS titles with more upgrades for your bases, and other functions for your units. However, this title is about little green army men, so I wasn’t expecting some mind-blowing experience. The game’s sound is good, the controls are easy to use, the graphics are pretty good for an army men game, and the game runs super smooth on my Windows 10 gaming PC. The gameplay, as I said earlier has some upgrades you can do to your base, which keeps it a little interesting while your playing. Unless you have to kill everything on the map before finishing, like myself, you can run through most of the levels with ease. The game does provide a moderate amount of enjoyment, as each level gives you a couple goals to try and achieve before you deliver the final blow or reach the final objective for each level. If you’re an RTS fan, don’t mind the lack of upgradeable objects in your bases, and just want to sit down and burn some time turning the tan army into puddles of bubbling plastic; then I would recommend giving this game a try. I give it a 4/5, 1 for the graphics and smooth running on my PC, 1 for the ease of control, and 1 for it being an RTS, and 1 for the simple relaxing gameplay

Ive always been fond of the plastic army men games since I was a kid. Of course toy story was probably the catalyst of interest along with small soldiers and the small comics called commandos. Revisiting the games on ps1 and ps2 is great but in particular the graphics on ps2 for RTS are too terrible, making it to hard to differentiate objects and words. I never knew about GOG abut found this game for sale on ebay which brought me here. I am so glad that the graphics are so much clearer to the point you can see tank tracks! I think the army men in this game are wonderful and the voice overs are entertaining, Im very impressed with this and all the other army men games. They seem to embrace an element of gaming modern games do not. I found GOGs version much easier to follow than ps2s versionk, so its great to learn things I missed before.