Tiny Troopers Global Ops Preview (Steam)

by Jim Smale · August 17, 2022

For our Tiny Troopers Global Ops Preview we play a fast-paced arcade twin-stick shooter in which we attempt to lead an elite squad of Tiny Troopers on action-packed missions to take down hordes of unscrupulous enemies from all corners of the world!

Tiny Troopers Global Ops Preview

Tiny Troopers Global Ops Preview Pros:

Decent Chunky cartoon-like graphics.
14.66GB Download size.
Steam achievements.
Full controller support.
Remote play together enabled.
Optional opening tutorial.
Graphics settings – resolution and fullscreen.
Streamer mode.
Headquarters is your base where you can choose all the options such as – Armoury, local co-op, mission selection, online, and barracks.
Twin stick shooter gameplay.
Fully Voiced characters.
Earn EXP and level up to unlock new upgrades for your character.
Armory is where you spend and use upgrade points.
Barracks is where you can customize your character.
Five difficulties to choose from before each mission.
In-game cutscenes.
Can skip and fast forward cutscenes.
Humor throughout.
The level select screen allows you to replay levels.
In single player, you have some Ai partners that will mimic your actions.
Actions – shoot, dodge, pick up power-ups like grenades and rocket launchers.
In-screen button prompts.
Collect dog tags, medals, and the like for bonus score rewards.
Tight responsive controls.
Health pickups that heal you and your partners.
Good arcade shooter.
Bite-sized levels.
The locations are big enough to have some exploration within them.
You can just keep going from level to level without returning to HQ.
Can get addictive.
Interactive vehicle set pieces.
Each team member can be upgraded separately.
Maxing out an upgrade can unlock even more.

Tiny Troopers Global Ops Preview

Tiny Troopers Global Ops Preview Cons:

Cannot see the controls for the controller.
You cannot rebind controls.
Bare minimum graphic settings.
The performance drops considerably after the tutorial.
No accessibility options.
Levels tend to repeat the objectives a lot.
Enemies can and will shoot you from offscreen.
Few issues with the game recognizing inputs.
The hardest difficulty is locked.
To make levels feel longer they will have you re-tread large parts of the level.
No camera control makes grenade usage a pain and enemies can be well hidden.
Predictable enemy encounters.
You only get one life so death means a mission restart.
Your Ai team despite mimicking you, will nearly always run into death.
Your partners will repeat lines over and over.
The vehicle parts are very underwhelming.
Doesn’t give notification of leveling up.