The Mean Greens: Plastic Warfare

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The Mean Greens: Plastic Warfare is a third-person shooter game that takes place in a toy-filled suburban household. Players control small green army soldiers and compete in multiplayer matches with various objectives. The game features vibrant graphics, destructible environments, and a variety of weapons, providing a fun and unique shooter experience.

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81%

Audience ScoreBased on 4,835 reviews

gameplay225 positive mentions

stability39 negative mentions

gameplay
514 mentions
44 % positive mentions
48 % neutral mentions
8 % negative mentions
The gameplay of "The Mean Greens - Plastic Warfare" is characterized by its fast-paced, chaotic action and simple mechanics, making it accessible for casual players while still offering enough depth for veterans through diverse maps and unique game modes. While many players appreciate the fun and nostalgic elements, some criticize the gameplay for being repetitive, clunky, or lacking depth, particularly in terms of weapon variety and balance. Overall, the game is seen as enjoyable, especially in multiplayer settings, but it suffers from a low player base and some technical issues that can detract from the experience.
- “The gameplay is fun, fast, and easy to pick up, the maps are distinct and dynamic, and every game mode is thoroughly enjoyable.”
- “With its playful aesthetic, solid gameplay mechanics, and engaging level design, it's a must-play for anyone looking for something different in the crowded world of first-person shooters.”
- “The gameplay is fantastic, map design is great for most of them, and the devs are actively listening to the fans, 10/10 game so far.”
- “Sadly it was badly optimized (and still is) plus the gameplay is simply atrocious.”
- “The game is really basic, poorly made, and has nothing original gameplay-wise.”
- “The gameplay itself is quite simple, but this simplicity somehow makes this game even more fun.”
graphics
460 mentions
65 % positive mentions
33 % neutral mentions
2 % negative mentions
The graphics of "The Mean Greens - Plastic Warfare" have received widespread acclaim for their vibrant, colorful aesthetic and impressive detail, effectively capturing the whimsical feel of a toy soldier environment. Built on Unreal Engine 4, the visuals are described as stunning and polished, with smooth animations and well-designed maps that enhance the overall gameplay experience. While some players noted performance issues on lower settings, the general consensus is that the graphics significantly contribute to the game's charm and appeal.
- “The graphics are absolutely stunning, the gameplay is smooth, and the sheer excitement of battling it out in epic, tiny wars is something I didn’t even know I needed.”
- “The visuals really put you into the perspective of a toy soldier, and the incredible detail that went into the maps gives even AAA developer efforts a run for their money.”
- “The graphics are amazing, the gunplay is perfect, and the maps are super creative.”
- “Also, the graphics in the game had to be turned down to medium settings because otherwise there was in-game lag, and this is a pretty great PC.”
- “Tried playing with graphics settings turning them all down to low, but this didn't stop the crashing and it made no noticeable difference to the visual glitches.”
- “I set the graphics, motion blur, everything down to the lowest possible setting and I was maxing out at 6 fps.”
music
278 mentions
70 % positive mentions
28 % neutral mentions
3 % negative mentions
The music in the game has received widespread acclaim, with many players praising its catchy and fitting soundtracks that enhance the overall gameplay experience. Each map features unique themes that complement the playful, toy soldier aesthetic, creating a cheerful atmosphere that players find memorable and enjoyable. Overall, the soundtrack is considered one of the game's standout features, often described as exceptional and a significant reason to play.
- “The soundtrack is great as well, and I find myself humming it while playing other games.”
- “The music is amazing, and I also was really happy when I saw that someone made a game with this idea!”
- “The music is upbeat and fun and goes well with the whole 'toy' feel.”
- “And many of the soundtracks are merely a pinch away from copyright infringement, so merely changing a single note here or there results in something recognizable yet not unique.”
- “The music grates on you quickly.”
- “What looks like a fun trip through toy-laden war grounds quickly loses its luster with the lack of proper visceral feedback, a cute but quickly annoying theme song (as it is the only music in the game and is audible everywhere).”
story
174 mentions
17 % positive mentions
75 % neutral mentions
7 % negative mentions
The game's story aspect is largely criticized for its absence, with many reviewers noting that there is no dedicated story mode or narrative to engage with. However, players appreciate the nostalgic aesthetic reminiscent of "Toy Story," likening the gameplay to a whimsical battle between toy soldiers in a vibrant, oversized world. While the lack of a structured story is a common complaint, the game's charm and fun multiplayer experience evoke fond memories of childhood play with toy army men.
- “The story is rich and engrossing, and kept me coming back for more.”
- “Its gripping story is truly on the same level as Steven Spielberg and is full of emotion, hardship, and action.”
- “If you loved the sequences from Toy Story with the toy soldiers, you will absolutely love this.”
- “☑ no story”
- “✅ this game has no story”
- “The game died 2 months after release and with no offline bots, story or any content it left me with 3 hours of game playing the game having fun and then all of a sudden 6 hours of trying to find matches to revive the game.”
humor
132 mentions
100 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
0 % negative mentions
The humor in the game is widely praised, with players highlighting its creative and whimsical maps that transform everyday settings into hilarious battlegrounds. Many reviews emphasize the game's ability to deliver fun and laughter, especially when played with friends, thanks to its quirky objectives and amusing gameplay mechanics. Overall, the game is described as a charming and entertaining experience that successfully combines humor with engaging multiplayer action.
- “The maps are hilariously creative, turning everyday household scenes into epic battlegrounds where the stakes couldn’t feel higher… even if you're only a few inches tall.”
- “It's a really hilariously fun game!”
- “The game is funny, has great music, and the levels are all very unique.”
optimization
57 mentions
47 % positive mentions
42 % neutral mentions
11 % negative mentions
The optimization of the game has received mixed reviews, with some players praising its performance and smooth gameplay, particularly on lower-end hardware, while others report significant issues such as FPS drops, stuttering, and poor server performance. Many users highlight the game's beautiful graphics and potential, but express a strong desire for further optimization and bug fixes to enhance the overall experience. Overall, while some find it well-optimized, others consider it poorly optimized, indicating a need for ongoing improvements.
- “Is has to be one of the most beautiful games I've played recently, and it is very well optimized for lower-end hardware.”
- “Great optimization and graphics with unique game modes, and also great that it's supported for Linux!”
- “The game looks beautiful and it's perfectly optimized.”
- “Sadly, it was badly optimized (and still is), plus the gameplay is simply atrocious.”
- “Potentially could be fun, but the game is optimized very poorly.”
- “I mean, the game is really poorly optimized for an Unreal Engine game; I mean, GTA V runs better on my computer than this.”
stability
46 mentions
15 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
85 % negative mentions
The game's stability is a mixed bag, with many users reporting minor bugs and glitches that can detract from the experience, such as issues with the menu interface, key bindings, and occasional freezing. While some players find these bugs charming or manageable, others experience significant gameplay interruptions, particularly during combat. Overall, the game is described as fun, especially in multiplayer, but it still requires further refinement to address its stability issues.
- “It runs great on my mid-range PC and I have had no issues at all.”
- “Maxed out, it is super smooth, no glitches for me or a single bug.”
- “As it is now, it's perfectly playable, runs great, is easy to find a match in, and the party system works well enough.”
- “As soon as I joined, the game was empty with no players... the menu was buggy... you can't drive cars because they don't move... suddenly they fly into the air, roll over, or turn upside down... it's bugged as hell.”
- “The frame rate drops make it very difficult to play, as the game literally freezes and goes from 100+ fps down to 1 fps when in combat.”
- “It's extremely low quality, buggy gunplay, very unbalanced, very not user friendly, and isn't rewarding to play.”
replayability
28 mentions
29 % positive mentions
54 % neutral mentions
18 % negative mentions
The game's replayability is a mixed bag, with some players praising its casual nature and potential for infinite replay value, especially with the addition of more maps and game modes. However, others criticize its lack of variety in content and limited map selection, leading to a perception of low replay value in the long run. Overall, while some find it enjoyable for short sessions, many feel it lacks sufficient incentives for extended play.
- “This game is very friendly and casual, so it's easy to enjoy and there is a lot of replay value.”
- “It is really replayable with many maps (hopefully they add more), and each map has its own game mode as well.”
- “This game has infinite replay value, and as long as you have an internet connection, you can play it to your heart's content.”
- “Good for maybe a half hour or such; not much replayability or progression or anything like that.”
- “The only replay value this game has is in the form of achievements, and nothing else.”
- “Lacks a huge amount of variety in weapons, levels, gameplay, and many other pieces of content that can cause this game to have virtually no replay value in the long run.”
atmosphere
23 mentions
61 % positive mentions
26 % neutral mentions
13 % negative mentions
The game's atmosphere is widely praised for its colorful graphics, whimsical sound effects, and engaging music, creating a fun and nostalgic environment reminiscent of childhood play. Each map is uniquely designed, contributing to a vibrant and immersive experience that balances casual gameplay with a sense of challenge. Overall, the atmosphere is characterized by its playful charm and attention to detail, making it a standout feature of the game.
- “The game's colorful graphics and playful sound effects create a fun and whimsical atmosphere that's sure to put a smile on your face.”
- “Its jovial atmosphere is emulated perfectly by the jaunty music and cartoon-like settings.”
- “Each level is beautifully designed and unique with fitting and engaging music that fits the atmosphere and brings out its luster.”
- “The atmosphere is brimming with character.”
- “I really like the atmosphere of the environment; it truly feels like you're playing in a realistic household room while being the size of a mouse.”
- “On a side note, the atmosphere of the maps and the background music all blend into a fantastic game.”
monetization
18 mentions
17 % positive mentions
6 % neutral mentions
78 % negative mentions
The monetization model of the game is praised for its lack of microtransactions, making it a refreshing change in a market saturated with loot boxes and paywalls. However, players express concerns about the game's visibility and player base, attributing its low engagement to insufficient advertising and marketing efforts. Many believe that with better promotion and additional game modes, the game could attract a larger audience and thrive.
- “In an age of loot boxes and microtransactions, this is definitely a refreshing exception.”
- “There are no microtransactions whatsoever.”
- “- No microtransactions.”
- “The game is really fun, but still lacks in game modes. It needs more expansion, and I think this game is lacking in marketing and ads so people could see it. There are so few players in this game, but it's worth playing.”
- “It really sucks when the PC community is so attached to games like CS:GO and PUBG 24/7, which are extremely greedy and not willing to listen to the community, but rather throw in 1,000 microtransactions.”
- “Needs ads to get more players.”
grinding
11 mentions
27 % positive mentions
9 % neutral mentions
64 % negative mentions
Players generally find the grinding aspect of the game to be significant, with some describing it as tedious and requiring a considerable time investment. While some enjoy the grind and feel it is rewarding, others criticize certain achievements as overly challenging or poorly designed, leading to frustration. Overall, the grinding experience is mixed, with a balance between enjoyment and tedium.
- “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
- “A bit grindy sometimes.”
- “They're not too grindy and are honestly pretty well balanced.”
- “Some of the achievements can be a bit tedious to unlock and several require grinding.”
- “The movement system is trash and the maps are so grindy that every time it's a draw.”
- “Which makes it a bit tedious and not that fun to play.”
emotional
10 mentions
100 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
0 % negative mentions
The emotional responses to the game are mixed, with some players finding it wholesome and nostalgic, evoking fond memories of childhood, while others express deep frustration and emotional distress, feeling that the game exacerbates their loneliness and struggles. Overall, it elicits a range of feelings from joy and nostalgia to disappointment and emotional pain.
- “This game has single-handedly brought back the years of emotional struggle that I've tried so hard to dig myself out of.”
- “Buy this game, it needs strength in numbers and I am only a 1, trying to create as many other 1s as possible with this heartfelt review.”
- “Reminds me of the Army Men 3DO Sergeant Heroes days, I love this game because it made me feel like I was back in my childhood.”