Toy Chinook
Great fun! You can even get outside the house through a hole in the roof.
Read all of this.
This is an OK game if you like games that are:
Short.
Easy.
Badly controlled.
There’s a lot I could say about this game.
The fact they (the game designers) give you two relatively fun game mechanisms and take them away after the level in which you get them.
(The missles and the wrecking ball) The fact that free play is just the world you normally have access to, except now there’s nothing to do there. The fact that almost ALL of the relatively short missions are all rescues. The fact that when you die, you are peppered with ads for games by the SAME DEVELOPER, with the SAME shoddy play style. I don’t even understand the motives for these same-developer-ads. If this was a game in which they try to cash-grab all your money, I would understand why the ads are for games like that. It’s just for money. But here, you spend no money. I don’t understand why you would advertise games if you aren’t getting anything out of it.
But…
The little guy who gives you the typed out mission breakdowns looks OK.
The army radio chatter in the background sounds OK.
The game looks OK.
The army men look OK, along with their little Jeeps and stuff.
The whole map looks OK.
But it’s not good, it’s only OK.
That’s why you don’t buy it.
Short.
Easy.
Badly controlled.
There’s a lot I could say about this game.
The fact they (the game designers) give you two relatively fun game mechanisms and take them away after the level in which you get them.
(The missles and the wrecking ball) The fact that free play is just the world you normally have access to, except now there’s nothing to do there. The fact that almost ALL of the relatively short missions are all rescues. The fact that when you die, you are peppered with ads for games by the SAME DEVELOPER, with the SAME shoddy play style. I don’t even understand the motives for these same-developer-ads. If this was a game in which they try to cash-grab all your money, I would understand why the ads are for games like that. It’s just for money. But here, you spend no money. I don’t understand why you would advertise games if you aren’t getting anything out of it.
But…
The little guy who gives you the typed out mission breakdowns looks OK.
The army radio chatter in the background sounds OK.
The game looks OK.
The army men look OK, along with their little Jeeps and stuff.
The whole map looks OK.
But it’s not good, it’s only OK.
That’s why you don’t buy it.
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I did enjoy the game, but there were way too many adds.
2 stars for that
Crap
Surprised I didn’t get an ad just trying to leave a review. Game is crap. Just like majority of the games on here.
Amazing game
It is one of the best ever
Excellent game play
Can easily play this for hours, challenging at times, yet very fun
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Every time I open this it just leaves the game
Dave
Very addictive
Loveit
Loveit
Gets boring QUICKLY
Gets boring quickly add war and multiplayer and more levels. Cus the game gets boring quickly then i just want to delete it forever
We’ll Never Know
You’ve lost me as a customer when I open the game for the first time ever and it goes straight to an unskippable one minute ad that takes control and opens the App Store. I get it. Ad revenue pays the bills. But the fact that you haven’t built in a delay for first time users tells me your customers aren’t your first priority.
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