Fit check
Is Toy Soldiers: Complete worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Strategy players who want direct control over battlefield units
- Fans of toy-scale World War I and Cold War combat
- Groups seeking competitive or cooperative battles alongside solo missions
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a single focused campaign rather than two related games with multiple expansions
- Players who prefer slow, systems-heavy strategy without direct control of combat units
- Players looking for a realistic military simulation instead of toy-themed battlefields
Our take on Toy Soldiers: Complete
Its defining structure is the combination of defensive strategy with direct control: positions can be established, then individual artillery pieces, tanks, aircraft, and other units can be operated during battle.
What is Toy Soldiers: Complete?
Toy Soldiers: Complete bundles Toy Soldiers, Toy Soldiers: Cold War, and four DLC packs.
The games combine defensive positioning with direct control of weapons and vehicles on toy-scale battlefields. The original focuses on World War I armies, trenches, tanks, cavalry, biplanes, and flamethrowers. Cold War uses action toys and American and Soviet forces, including turrets, combat vehicles, fighter jets, helicopters, and commando figures. The bundle includes over 60 missions, multiplayer battles, campaign, co-op, competitive modes, Survival maps, and mini-games. Players can control over 50 units and fight over 57 enemy units across the two games and their expansions.
How Toy Soldiers: Complete plays
- 01Two Toy Soldier Games
- The bundle combines a World War I game with a Cold War game featuring American and Soviet armies.
- 02Direct Unit Control
- Players can take command of over 50 units, including artillery, tanks, aircraft, and helicopters.
- 03Multiplayer Battle Modes
- Both games include competitive play, while Cold War also offers campaign and co-op modes.
- 04Included DLC Packs
- The package contains Kaiser's Battle, Invasion, Evil Empire, and Napalm.
- 05Mission And Enemy Variety
- The collection includes over 60 missions and over 57 types of opposing units.
Toy Soldiers: Complete compared to similar games
Toy Soldiers: Complete combines defensive strategy with direct control of over 50 toy-themed units across World War I and Cold War settings. Rising Front is a single-player large-scale battle simulator centered on tanks, cavalry, planes, and infantry, with either first-person play or overhead army command. Creeper World 4 instead focuses on building an economic base and resisting fluid enemy waves across 3D terrain.
Toy Soldiers: Complete: platforms & release
Is Toy Soldiers: Complete worth it?
It is worth it if: strategy players who want direct control over battlefield units. Skip it if: players seeking a single focused campaign rather than two related games with multiple expansions.
Where can I download Toy Soldiers: Complete?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Toy Soldiers: Complete's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Toy Soldiers: Complete on?
Windows only.
