Pros: Toy Shot is very similar in gameplay to Angry Birds. Having a set of projectiles on hand, whether its bombs or arrows or missiles, you need to destroy all the enemies on screen to progress. Most enemies will be housed in small castles or on top of towers, or even floating in hot air balloons. As evident in the title, the art style depicts everyone and everything as something out of a toy box, with people looking like Lego characters and their towers like building blocks. Toy Shot does offer a little more than Angry Birds. The setup of some stages turn out differently sometimes, such as not harming the princess at all while still needing to get rid of the enemies, or defending yourself from the soldiers with your projectiles. The stages also offers plenty of challenges, and can keep you invested in them. Also, like Angry Birds' eagle, Toy Shot has a dragon that will practically...

Cons: The aiming system for your arrows and such is kind of weird. The slightest adjustment can send your projectile miles away from your target, making the thing much more sensitive than it needs to be. The game will rarely let you off unless you get a shot exactly right, which can make the stage more frustrating than just challenging. Though the style is interesting, it's not as polished as Angry Birds is, lacking some appeal. It's also not all that clear if the game is targeted at younger players, with the whole toy-theme going on. The stages are pretty difficult and will sometimes take more than a dozen tries just to get past it. But this game is neat and offers a nice and different alternative to Angry Birds if you crave a similar style.

Pros: Toy Shot is very similar in gameplay to Angry Birds. Having a set of projectiles on hand, whether its bombs or arrows or missiles, you need to destroy all the enemies on screen to progress. Most enemies will be housed in small castles or on top of towers, or even floating in hot air balloons. As evident in the title, the art style depicts everyone and everything as something out of a toy box, with people looking like Lego characters and their towers like building blocks.

Toy Shot does offer a little more than Angry Birds. The setup of some stages turn out differently sometimes, such as not harming the princess at all while still needing to get rid of the enemies, or defending yourself from the soldiers with your projectiles. The stages also offers plenty of challenges, and can keep you invested in them.

Also, like Angry Birds' eagle, Toy Shot has a dragon that will practically complete the stage for you, only with not as cool animation.

Cons: The aiming system for your arrows and such is kind of weird. The slightest adjustment can send your projectile miles away from your target, making the thing much more sensitive than it needs to be. The game will rarely let you off unless you get a shot exactly right, which can make the stage more frustrating than just challenging.

Though the style is interesting, it's not as polished as Angry Birds is, lacking some appeal. It's also not all that clear if the game is targeted at younger players, with the whole toy-theme going on. The stages are pretty difficult and will sometimes take more than a dozen tries just to get past it. But this game is neat and offers a nice and different alternative to Angry Birds if you crave a similar style.