MasonicGamer.com - Kukouri Mobile's Tiny Troopers was originally developed for iOS devices, and it shows. The bright, cartoony graphics and simple UI both point to its touchscreen origins. Generally speaking I'm not really a fan of most PC ports of mobile games, but I actually found Tiny Troopers to be quite a lot of fun.
While many of today’s mobile gamers were just a sparkle in the milkman’s eye when the Commdore Amiga was king, old crusties like myself still remember the games of that era with a lot of fondness. Tiny Troopers is essentially a modernized remake of Sensible Software’s superb Cannon Fodder series, and thanks to its similarities with such a classic it didn’t have to do much to win me over.
IM PLAYIN takes a look at Tiny Troopers.
Tiny Troopers: Alliance is out tomorrow and Grab It has a world exclusive making of feature on the latest entry in this 7million selling series.
Excited to see how this spin-off plays out. The first two games were good fun - like Canon Fodder meets Worms.
Admittedly I haven't played one of these games yet. Should I jump in with this title or play earlier titles in the series?
I am in the same position. I have watched others play but haven't jumped in myself. This one definitely has my attention though
The first two are good fun, especially the sequel. Works well on touchscreens with commands. But different experiences to Alliance. More traditional combat-action and less management/strategy.
The big in-depth pieces behind the scenes-type features are one of the strengths of this digital magazine. Definitely worth a coupe of bucks for a good Sunday read if you're into iOS gaming
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