Though it isn’t the first to bring the iconic and nostalgic plastic toy soldiers to life, Virtual Basement’s Mean Greens: Toy Soldiers will have squads of green and tan plastic army men battling on “ginormous” maps based on familiar household locations.
Cade writes - "I love the smell of burnt plastic in the morning. Lucky for me, and everyone else in the world, The Mean Greens - Plastic Warfare is here. Though it has been available on PC through Steam for several years, the action-packed, multiplayer, 3rd-person shooter created by Virtual Basement is now aiming to throw Xbox One and PS4 players into the fray."
The Mean Greens is a colorful action-packed online third person shooter from the perspective of toy soldiers! Join matches of up to 10 players to jump, shoot, and roll your way into victory. The game features 21 unique map layouts set in 15 locations throughout a full scale home. Fight in close quarters inside a freezer or jump into a buggy and cruise along sand dunes in a sandbox.
The nostalgia from Army Men 3D is hitting me hard with this one. Such good times. Can't believe it took so long to get another plastic army man game. Would love to see the Army Men 3D series return too.
This looks great. I like that they tried something a little different with the game modes
I had never heard of it on PC before. It has great feedback on steam just seems the community has died a bit.
Developers Virtual Basement bring the childhood pastime of backyard warfare with plastic army men into the modern era with Unreal Engine 4.
This looks really fun. It's coming to PS4 too I think. It was in one of Sony's showcases.
Not news...should be listed as PREVIEW. or maybe paid advert if the shoe fits?
Does look neat as I'm old enough to have played with army men. My kids know what they are but I wonder if some kids don't know of army men?
I wish they focused on a single player component as opposed to making it a multiplayer game as I don't see it getting a big player base. Reminds me of Army Men Sarge's Heroes, hopefully it plays better though.