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This is one of my favorites for the Dreamcast yet! Highly recommended, a good blend of innovation, challenge, and presentation. It takes awhile to pick up, but once you get the hang of it, it is very cool. There are lots of missions, but this is also one of the few games where I have fun trying the missions over and over to beat my score. This really adds to replay value.
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I received a demo of Toy Commander with a copy of the Official Dreamcast Magazine. I had read about the game on a couple Dreamcast sites and thought I might pick it up. After I popped the demo disk into my Dreamcast and checked out the three Toy Commander missions included, I no longer thought I might buy the game--I KNEW I would.
I purchased the game and have since logged a solid three hours playing it. Now, granted, I have only played within two rooms, and not all those missions, but I am already addicted to this game. While Sonic, House of the Dead 2, and Soul Calibur are all great games, Toy Commander beats them all. This game is incredibly fun and entertaining. Whether blowing away submarines with a fighter plane or taking out bombers with a heavy duty combat-vehicle, there is no shortage of gameplay here. The developers truly have managed to recreate the fun of being a little kid and playing with your toys.
There are around 50 missions, I believe, and a boss for each room, whom you can battle if you beat their time on a sufficient amount of the missions. You can take control of 35 different vehicles, as well.
In addition, there is a 2-4 player death match included. But, based on what little I played with it, the deathmatch is just as addictive as the regular game.
There are some issues with the difficulty of some of the missions, but I would say this is minor gripe when you take into account how great the gameplay is.
All in all, this is one of the very best games available for the Dreamcast. I cannot imagine anyone not enjoying this game, and it is a potential system-seller. At least, I know it is in one case--my brother was undecided about the Dreamcast but now plans to purchase it in the next couple weeks after he played my Toy Commander demo.
If you have a Dreamcast, get Toy Commander. If you don't have a Dreamcast, buy one then get Toy Commander. Don't miss this game; it is too entertaining.
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Imagine flying a toy jet through a model town (made up of doll houses, stereo equipment, and blocks) in total 3d. Then Imagine that there is a giant blow up godzilla (dressed in a bunny suit) destroying the town. If you can picture that than you can begin to imagine the amount of imagination that was needed to create this game. Toy Commander allows you to control several different toy plains and cars in a world that fits the toys size. Rooms and objects appear huge compared to you.The missions in this game very extremely. In one mission you have to protect a toy tugboat from wind up submarines in a floaded kitchen. In another you have to destroy a spider and its children before they can kill a toy helicopter stuck in a web. The deathmatch is really fun (4 players max) and it allows you to choose between 35 different toys (43 if you beat all the bosses). The only complaint I have is that to play all the deathmatch levels you have to unlock them by beating missions in the single player game.
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Designs and missions are awesome! Hour and hours or fun. This game has almost limitless character. The best visuals create one of the best examples of the manifestation of creative design I've ever seen. Sounds of various vehicles are all very well done, and the weapon sounds are also pretty cool. Music is also quite thematic, and helps keep the frantic pace. Well done.
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This game is just tons of fun. We have all wanted to play with our toys again as adults, and this game allows that fantasy to come true. The graphics are exhilirating and the game play, especially the multiplayer, is extremely fun.
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