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Is Attack on Toys worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who want toy-themed battles with both shooting and army commands
- Small groups seeking local or Remote Play Together split-screen sessions
- Creators interested in building and sharing custom toy battle levels
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who want squads to survive every battle, since members can die permanently
- Players seeking a primarily multiplayer-focused game, since development is described as centered more on single-player content
- Players looking for a realistic military setting rather than toy armies and destructible play environments
Our take on Attack on Toys
Permanent death gives the toy-soldier battles a lasting squad-management constraint: losing a member affects the force carried into later encounters, alongside leveling, equipment collection, and loadout choices.
What is Attack on Toys?
Attack on Toys combines a third-person shooter with real-time strategy on a map.
Players assemble toy squads, choose army colors, and command units across Invasion, Terror Invasion, Skirmish, Conquest, and player-versus-player battles. Units can use tanks, helicopters, jeeps, robot mechs, towers, and aircraft, while destructible buildings and enemies shape encounters. Squad members gain levels, collect equipment, and can die permanently. Toy Box tools support custom battle scenarios, while Steam Workshop provides shared levels and mods. The game includes single-player play and split-screen sessions for up to 4 players, either locally or through Steam Remote Play Together. The current multiplayer note specifies LAN-only play, with official maps for PvP and cooperative Invasion.
How Attack on Toys plays
- 01Mixed combat view
- Battle from a third-person perspective while using a real-time strategy map to direct toy forces.
- 02Multiple battle modes
- Modes include defending headquarters, destroying enemy bases, capturing territories, and fighting other players.
- 03Toy vehicle roster
- Army units can operate tanks, helicopters, jeeps, robot mechs, towers, and planes.
- 04Permanent squad death
- Individual toy soldiers can be lost permanently during battles.
- 05Custom level creation
- Toy Box and Steam Workshop tools support creating, editing, playing, and sharing battle levels.
- 06Four-player split-screen
- Local or Steam Remote Play Together sessions support up to 4 players with separate save profiles.
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Attack on Toys: platforms & release
Is Attack on Toys worth it?
It is worth it if: players who want toy-themed battles with both shooting and army commands. Skip it if: players who want squads to survive every battle, since members can die permanently.
Where can I download Attack on Toys?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Attack on Toys's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Attack on Toys on?
Windows only.
