Toy Commander 1999

Is it still worth playing?

A boy's neglected old toys rebel under the teddy bear Huggy Bear, in this 1999 Dreamcast action game from the French studio No Cliche. The boy, Andy, got army toys for Christmas, and you command toy planes, helicopters and tanks through the rooms of a house, with upgradable machine guns, missiles made of pencils, bombs made of erasers and landmines made of tacks. There are seven main rooms, a final boss room and a secret room, and each main room has six missions with a time limit set by the room's boss. Missions range from base infiltration and convoy escort to unusual ones such as a toy taxi job, and bosses shed armor as they take damage. A battle mode allows up to four players. A house full of toys still turns every room into a different mission.