Toy Tactics is a physics-based strategy game where you will have to draw formations and guide your toy army as you step onto a battlefield. In this sandbox game, players will have to engage in real-time battles and learn to think on their feet as enemy troops charge toward their own army.

Compared to games like Starship Troopers - Terran Command and Falling Frontier, Toy Tactics presents a much simpler premise that makes use of easy-to-understand mechanics and a lighthearted environment that allows you to still enjoy the various aspects of the game even while faced with a challenge.

Figure out the best or most entertaining strategies

As already stated, Toy Tactics focuses on RTS elements that require you to draw formations that your troops will have to assert in order to go up against large hordes of enemies. Although the idea of having to manage an army can sound like a heavy responsibility, this game makes use of wacky physics and entertaining graphics that puts a fun twist on your typical battle games.

You don’t have to come up with serious strategies all the time in this indie title, either; you’re also entirely free to draw formations like a heart, star, or any other doodle you can think of to make the battle even more entertaining to watch. In case you need extra help defeating enemies, you can also learn spells and build areas for your warriors to recover.

The simple mechanics also make this game easy for new players to pick up — even for those that are new to the RTS genre. In order to accommodate the high-quality graphics and numerous maps available in the game, you’ll need to have at least 15 GB of available storage space and a 64-bit processor and operating system to run the game smoothly.

Worth the steep system requirements

Although Toy Tactics does ask for some more heavy-duty equipment in order to play the game to its full potential, it’s easy to forgive when you think about the stunning in-game world and hilarious physics that make up this game’s setting. It also grants players the freedom to come up with solid battle strategies or take it easy and watch how troops interact with each other.