Army Men 3D is a third-person shooter video game released for PlayStation in 1999. It's actually the 3D remake edition of the first game of the entire series published for PC in 1998 - Army Men. In this game, the character's goal is to collect the tinker toy keys, with which you can find a portal to the Big World.

Army Men: Air Attack (AMAA for short) was released by The 3DO Company in 1999, for Windows, PlayStation, Nintendo 64 and Game Boy Color platforms. Of which, the versions on Nintendo 64 and Game Boy Color platforms were re-titled as Army Men: Air Combat. It is the fifth work of the Army Men series, also the first work started to use a 3D engine where terrain and units are rendered in real-time.

Army Men II is the direct sequel of Army Men (1998), released in 1999. It used a fire-new graphics engine, accordingly its graphics quality was greatly improved. In stages, it first introduced a variety of new enemies, including cockroaches, and extended battlefields from the "Plastic World" to the "Real World" we live in, such as kitchen and garden.

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Tzar: The Burden of the Crown is a very classic real-time strategy game for PC. It's based on the fictional ancient history during the Middle Ages, developed and released by Haemimont Games company from Bulgaria in 2000. Although did not get great success, it has a considerable number of fans players and good public praise.