The single player missions follow a story line that is canon with the rest of the franchise. The look of Army Men: RTS fits the theme of the game, plastic looking models and household items like toys and kitchen appliances are all rendered in suitably. Boosts like speed and improved firepower can be found hidden across these maps, providing bonuses for the players that finds them first. There is a multi player mode as well, up to 8 people can wage war against each other on one map. Vehicles like trucks, bulldozers and helicopters are available to build and play as well, completing the selection of all the toys you used to wage war with when you were a kid. There's a fairly wide variety of army men to build your army with as well as heroes to play that have improved stats and abilities. Electricity is gathered from battery operated toys. Each map is normal room in a house, and plastic is gathered from toys. These resources are gathered fairly humorously, from objects that the player finds scattered across the floor of the map. The resources are electricity and plastic, as you might expect. New buildings will offer the ability to create new units and units also cost resources to build. Resources are gathered from the map, a base is built using those resources. It's not just the green army versus the tan army either, as the player will face other opponents, mostly insects, help provide secondary objectives for the player to complete alongside primary mission objectives.Īrmy Men: RTS plays like many other real time strategy games.

Following tried and true RTS formula, players gather resources, build buildings, create an army in order to meet mission objectives. Playing with army men is a right of passage for most children and with Army Men: RTS you have the chance to play with them again, this time digitally. Take command of little plastic men as they battle their way across a household battlefield.

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