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A darling of the Xbox Live Arcade movement, the original Toy Soldiers arrived in 2010, with Signal Studios creating an enjoyable amalgam of tower defence and action. They built on this foundation and released an even more refined sequel a year later entitled Toy Soldiers: Cold War, but with the new generation of consoles, they’re looking to expand the series’ horizons while straddling the multiplatform divide for the first time.
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Toy Soldiers: War Chest is a tower-defence game. Well, in this case it is more of a box defence game since the objective is to defend your base which is a toy box. By using a variety of turrets and similar weaponry, you combat waves upon waves of enemies, in two main modes, being story and survival mode, which are pretty much self-explanatory.
I bought this and it is a crap game. It did not make the transition to Current Gen well at all. Graphics look dated and glitchy, controls are laggy and the action is too repetitive. Believe the reviews.
A review of Ubisoft's tower defence style game featuring everyone's favourite childhood toys from yesteryear in Toy Soldiers War Chest.
