Army Men II starts where the last game ended. This is perhaps the most varied game in the series, with enemies ranging from suicide bombers to zombies to cult members to cockroaches. There is also a wide range of battlefields, such as kitchens, workshops and bedrooms in the "Real World", and tank factories, deserts and fortresses in the "Plastic World". This game also introduced the concept of 'Portals', which are connections between the "Plastic World" (The Army Men world), and the "Real World" (our world). Gameplay is very similar to, yet different from the first: AM2 allows much better control of individual troopers from Sarge's squad and for setting up tactical positions. Fans of the series almost invariably nominate this game as the best for Multiplayer experience, both for its contro
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| - Army Men II starts where the last game ended. This is perhaps the most varied game in the series, with enemies ranging from suicide bombers to zombies to cult members to cockroaches. There is also a wide range of battlefields, such as kitchens, workshops and bedrooms in the "Real World", and tank factories, deserts and fortresses in the "Plastic World". This game also introduced the concept of 'Portals', which are connections between the "Plastic World" (The Army Men world), and the "Real World" (our world). Gameplay is very similar to, yet different from the first: AM2 allows much better control of individual troopers from Sarge's squad and for setting up tactical positions. Fans of the series almost invariably nominate this game as the best for Multiplayer experience, both for its contro
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| - Army Men II starts where the last game ended. This is perhaps the most varied game in the series, with enemies ranging from suicide bombers to zombies to cult members to cockroaches. There is also a wide range of battlefields, such as kitchens, workshops and bedrooms in the "Real World", and tank factories, deserts and fortresses in the "Plastic World". This game also introduced the concept of 'Portals', which are connections between the "Plastic World" (The Army Men world), and the "Real World" (our world). Gameplay is very similar to, yet different from the first: AM2 allows much better control of individual troopers from Sarge's squad and for setting up tactical positions. Fans of the series almost invariably nominate this game as the best for Multiplayer experience, both for its control style and the additional options available. This game was released in 1998 for Windows and later, the Game Boy Colour.
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