Even better, each mission has a series of objectives, which allow you to unlock more intelligence files, and even other missions to play in your meantime between campaign missions. Some are unusual, others very difficult, but each of these extra missions is meant to be a nice little bonus. The appearance of all of the characters has really been cleaned up as compared to the previous Army Men titles, and the graphic power of the PS2 goes far in making the everyday household environments appear convincingly realistic.
Details were abundant, like the pencils that go into creating a fenced barricade. Still, Army Men looked like it hadn't progressed that far, with relatively small viewing distances, occasionally clippy units, and cutscene animations that showed off how un-dynamic some of their animations were.
In particular, the only time you see a transport helicopter is usually when it passes by, after which the camera switches to a ground angle where you see Sarge land in-scene. I loved the audio in this title about as much as I like the score to any war film, which is to say, a lot.
Little sweeping pieces of composition matched perfectly with the battle cries and screams of small plastic warfare. If 3DO offered an editor, you'd definitely see me constructing my own little snapshots of Apocalypse Now, complete with that same bizarre voiceover by Martin Sheen. All in all, if this was an experiment by 3DO, I'd say it was a relatively successful one. In my opinion, it doesn't suck. It's got a few issues, especially given that the game is 3D, and you can't rotate your camera angle.
The graphics, as good as they are, occasionally look low-res, but those are really trivial matters when you consider the rest of the game as a whole.
It might not stick out as absolutely superb, but it's definitely sharing space on my shelf. A couple missions were so relaxing that I literally ate a ham sandwich while I waited for my armor fleet to be built. Offense is equally as simple-so much so that I routinely toyed with the Tannies by surrounding their H. While sparse, the docs for Army Men are actually quite good, as they act on the humor of trying to play up a very serious conflict between plastic men, all with a fair deal of intelligence and wit.
Overall, Army Men rates a 68 for a decent idea that just failed to measure up with everything else on the market. Browse games Game Portals. Army Men. Install Game. Click the "Install Game" button to initiate the file download and get compact download launcher. Locate the executable file in your local folder and begin the launcher to install your desired game. View all 15 Army Men Screenshots. Game review Downloads Screenshots Overall rating: 7.
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Devastate your opponents with deadly airstrikes, paratroop drops, and air reconnaissance. Tons of destructive weapons at your disposal including cannons, machine guns, grenades, and bazookas. Empfohlene Systemanforderungen:. Strategie - Echtzeit - Taktisch. Forum zum Spiel. USK-Einstufung: 12 Approved for children aged 12 and above. Reihe Kaufen 5. Ein Fehler ist aufgetreten. Bitte aktualisiere die Seite. Es gibt noch keine Rezensionen. Anzahl: 5 pro Seite 15 pro Seite 30 pro Seite 60 pro Seite.
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