Reception
The game had a number of mixed reviews, IGN gave it a 8.9, claiming "The strong sense of atmosphere can be attributed in large part to the game's subtle but spectacular visuals." but also had said "Most of the time, the game finds a nice balance between challenging and competitively frustrating." Gamespot gave it a 6.7, Stating "Toy Commander does a nice job in the graphics department, The game has an extremely frustrating learning curve, since you must get used to the control while dealing with missions that require an extremely delicate touch." Then remarking at the end of the review "It should make for an excellent rental, but most players won't remain interested for more than three days." In most of the causal reviews of Toy Commander, players enjoy the graphics more than the tricky control scheme on difficult levels.
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