Tiny Troopers: Global Ops

Let's cut to the chase. If any of their predecessors tells the tale of this upcoming title, Tiny Troopers: Global Ops will be pure chaos. But that's more of a compliment rather than a criticism. The game has built a cult following on being a mad, intense twin-stick party game that facilitates button-mashing as much as it does skill. There will be some people excited about a new edition of this franchise.

Tiny Troopers: Global Ops returns after five years of series silence, presumably with a title related to more extensive war gaming franchises. It signifies the game is back to take another angle of casual gaming into the fray and get players back on their feet with a barrage of chaotic shooting action. So is there any reason to return to this cutesy battlefield?

An Adorable Assault

What sparked the groundwork for intrigue in Tiny Troopers: Global Ops seems to be the same as its predecessors. It's a fast-paced, intense twin-stick shooter that accommodates casual gamers as much as skilled ones. The core mechanics of running around like a headless chicken and blasting everything in sight still exist. Yet this time, the developers are refining the experience.

The game environments look much more fleshed out with efforts made to upgrade Tiny Troopers: Global Ops' graphical prowess. Not to mention, there are quite a few biomes that will take your little soldiers across the world and provide a little more immersion than seen before. But it's arguably the variety of game modes that provide the core points of interest to this new release.

There's a solo campaign with over 40-missions, cross-platform multiplayer, PvP, PvE co-op, and a competitive progression system. Let's remember the missions that vary in objectives, including rescues, survival, and elimination tasks. It's a new scope of focus for a game that traditionally tells players to seek and destroy.

Honestly, despite Tiny Troopers: Global Ops being intended as a casual game, there may be a push to gain a more hardcore audience here. It's undeniable that the upgrades in visuals and the diversification of gameplay look to provide an entertaining new edge. So far, from what we've seen, we'll be more than keen to get some friends together and give this the old college try.

Big Guns in Tiny Packages

There are many mechanics to engage with in Tiny Troopers: Global Ops. Players can be as competitive or casual as they like with a no-pressure ranking approach, leaving some enjoyment available to everyone. The game has that Brotato vibe in terms of entertainment and sheer ridiculousness. Still, it adds even more dynamism to gameplay.

Round-Up - Pros & Cons

Pros:

• A casual game that could pull in nearly every type of player
• Varied gameplay to keep things interesting
• A competitive progression system that looks enticing

Cons:

• No release date yet