The hardest difficulty forces the player to directly control their units one at a time, but with more lenient victory conditions. Four levels of difficulty are available, from casual to elite. Bosses can destroy the toy box regardless of enemies invaded. The bosses include the Tsar Tank, a zeppelin, an "Uber Tank" and a giant rail-gun. The campaign levels consist mostly of holding off various enemy waves and sometimes resolving in a boss fight. The campaign offers the perspective of the British army and later the Germans. Such as the Battle of Polygon Woods, or the Battle of Ancre. The campaign follows different scenarios named after real life World War I battles.
Campaign This mode generally follows a tower defense approach, with access to playable units such as planes and tanks later on in the campaign. The gameplay only offers the possibility to change the controls to inverted inside tanks, planes and the gun placements leaving the general camera and sniper tower to normal controls only. Certain battlefields are more unit-focused, where the gameplay centers on movable units like tanks rather than the immobile turrets. The players are able to create attack plans while simultaneously defending their own toy box from the opponent. The multiplayer skirmishes are playable by two people in either split screen or over Xbox Live.
However, controlling weaponry and destroying enemy units awards you money, and killing many enemies quickly will award you even more money. As with most strategy games, building, upgrading, and repairing each cost money. Gameplay The player can build, upgrade, repair, or most of the time control units. After a set number of units invade the box, the battle is lost and the player is forced to restart that particular mission. In both single player and multiplayer, the player must fend off enemies who seek to invade the toy box. Each force has a set of tanks, machine guns, planes, and explosives that can be used to defend attacking forces or remove opposing weapons. Each set has British and German armies battling against each other for supremacy. It is a tower defense style game that takes place in multiple World War I-themed dioramas inside a bedroom. Overview A zoomed-out view of a battlefield diorama Toy Soldiers is Signal Studios' first developed video game released exclusively to Xbox Live Arcade's 2010 spring program, the Block Party.
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