The result of this is one grand competition with the possibility of everyone in the world being able to participate for free. The faction with the highest point total is currently “winning the war”. Points accumulated over time by every player are added to each side’s total score via Facebook or in a menu of the Arcade game. Players quickly become contributors to an immense reincarnation of World War I. Match Defense, Toy Soldiers’ Facebook counterpart, is reminiscent of Tetris mixed with Bejeweled, decorated with a World War I theme. Toy Soldiers on the 360 is a 3D, real-time strategy game in which a player’s controlled team of toy soldiers brought to life struggles against the opposing side, either over Xbox Live or through offline play. Though associated with each other, and contributing to the same total score, the games are entirely unique (don’t worry, you won’t be paying for a game you can play for free on Facebook).
San Francisco, to the point where both players are contributing to the same cause in the World War I game. Both games are intertwined so that the score earned by Mr. For example: someone in San Francisco could be playing Toy Soldiers on the XBLA, while his best friend in Toronto plays the “social” version on Facebook, Match Defense: Toy Soldiers. Toy Soldiers, a Signal Studios project, launched yesterday looking to bridge the hole between games on Facebook and games on the Xbox 360. The likes of Farmville, Tetris, and Bejeweled Blitz have invaded your Facebook homepage for months now, and it’s no wonder that Microsoft is closing the gap between so called “social gamers” and the “hardcore” market.
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