- June 6, 2012
- Kukouri Mobile Entertainment
- 8h median play time
Tiny Troopers
It's not the best at anything it does, but it is fun, and is probably best used as an introduction to RTS games for younger players and newcomers to the genre
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Tiny Troopers is a thrilling spiritual prequel to the twin-stick shooter, Tiny Troopers: Global Ops. Command a team of small soldiers through 30 deadly missions, facing various objectives and enemies. Upgrade your troopers' abilities and equipment to increase their chances of survival, as the casualty rate is high and fresh recruits are always available.











- Cute graphics and light-hearted gameplay make it a fun casual experience.
- Offers a good progression system where soldiers level up and can be customized with various upgrades.
- Zombie mode adds extra fun and replayability, making it enjoyable for short gaming sessions.
- Controls can be frustrating, especially for a PC game, as it feels like a mobile port.
- Gameplay can become repetitive and lacks depth, leading to boredom after a short time.
- Perma-death of soldiers can be punishing, and the game lacks a save feature during missions.
- story203 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The game's story is minimal, primarily consisting of mission briefings with no overarching narrative, which some players find disappointing. While the missions offer varied objectives and allow for character progression through promotions and upgrades, the gameplay can feel repetitive and lacks depth. Overall, the focus is more on action and gameplay mechanics than on storytelling, making it suitable for casual play rather than those seeking a rich narrative experience.
“I personally like how your units have a name and rank up as they battle through missions.”
“This is a fun little game about a rag-tag pair of soldiers that, through a series of missions, rise through the ranks and have more and more specialists available to their squad.”
“Guide them through 30 deadly missions with varied objectives: destroy enemy armored formations, save hostages, and eliminate enemy generals, to name but just a few.”
“There is no apparent storyline.”
“The missions are linear and unoriginal.”
“While its cute visuals and simple gameplay mechanics may entertain casual players seeking a quick gaming session, others may find its lack of depth and repetitive missions to be less engaging.”