Appearance: NEW OPEN BOX, a bit worn
Functionality: NEW OPEN BOX. This item is complete and brand new in the box, but no longer sealed. Any applicable disks, manuals, warranty card, etc. are included.

Description:
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Similar to pictured, Tiny Troops for the Commodore Amiga computers.

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Details from http://www.mobygames.com/game/amiga/tiny-troops:

On planet Agaris IV, two races fight for power on an endless war. When the Klutes and the Furfurians' dispute made their planet inhospitable, they needed a new battleground. Their troops where teleported to planet Earth, where everything, they discover, is 100 times bigger. Their battles are thus a small event there, taking place out of the attention of the humans.

Tiny Troops is a real-time strategy game, with gameplay similar to Cannon Fodder. It supports up to 2 players in split-screen mode, and mouse or joystick control. Before starting a level, a screen is shown where the player must select which units are going to be on his troop. There's several types of units (foot soldiers, grenadiers, etc). Clicking the general gives a hint and the main objective of the level (that usually is about killing the enemy and destroying their base). Most of the main game screen is occupied by a scrolling map of the level, with the bottom portion reserved for the control windows (one for the mini-map, other for game options like saving and restarting, a third for unit commands and a final one with unit information or a list of group formations). The player controls the soldiers by clicking on them and selecting orders icons from the command window:

- a fist icon is to attack;

- an upward arrow to select the route;

- a wrench to repair things;

- a shield to stand guard;

- a target to surround the unit.

The game has 65 levels spread on a variety of different terrains (garden, kitchen, etc).

Published by
Vulcan Software Limited

Developed by
Phoenix Interactive Entertainment

Released
1997

Platform
Amiga

Genre
Action, Strategy/Tactics

Perspective
Side view, Top-down

Pacing
Real-Time

Setting
Sci-Fi / Futuristic