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''Bad Toys'' is an [[FirstPersonShooter FPS]] developed for Windows 3.1 by Czech brothers Pavel and Libor Valach in 1995, then re-released as a colorized version called Bad Toys 3D by [[http://www.tibosoftware.com/ Tibo Software]] in 1998.
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''Bad Toys'' is an [[FirstPersonShooter FPS]] developed for Windows 3.1 by Czech brothers Pavel and Libor Valach in 1995, then re-released as a colorized version called Bad ''Bad Toys 3D 3D'' by [[http://www.tibosoftware.com/ Tibo Software]] in 1998.
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The game was one of the first FPS's for Windows (during a time when most FPS's were developed for DOS). It is still available for purchase at Tibo Software's website.
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The game was one of the first FPS's [=FPSes=] designed specifically for Windows (during Windows, at a time when most FPS's shooters were still developed for DOS).DOS. It is still available for purchase at Tibo Software's website.
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FeaturelessProtagonist: According to the manual, you are the best man, and nothing more is said about the [[PlayerCharacter PC]].
LivingToys: The premise of the game. You explore a toy factory while shooting (or beating) toys down.
LockedDoor: In every level, you have to find keycards for locked doors to proceed.
FeaturelessProtagonist: According to the manual, you are the best man, and nothing more is said about the [[PlayerCharacter PC]].
LivingToys: The premise of the game. You explore a toy factory while shooting (or beating) toys down.
LockedDoor: In every level, you have to find keycards for locked doors to proceed.
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!! Tropes present in this game:
* BewareMyStingerTail: Later game features large bee toys that somehow manage to shoot green projectiles from their tails. Which explode.
* BloodlessCarnage: Justified, since you are fighting toys. Weirdly, the game still manages to not be child-friendly in a different way, as one of the later levels has topless pin-up posters that are not even concealed in secret areas.
* EverythingFades: Averted with the defeated toys, which stay down and do not disappear into the ether.
* EvilLaugh: One of the basic toy types is a perpetually smiling head that punches you up close, and lets out a piercing laugh when it spots you.
* ExcusePlot: There's basically no story besides the premise written in the readme file, and the ending text.
* FeaturelessProtagonist: According to the manual, you are the best man, and nothing more is said about the [[PlayerCharacter
* GoodOldFisticuffs: The player character's default melee. The yellow laughing toy only attacks by punching, which is accompanied by a stock punch sound.
* LivingToys: The premise of the game. You explore a toy factory while shooting (or beating) toys
* LockedDoor: In every level, you have to find keycards for locked doors to
* SoundtrackDissonance: The game's conventional shooter gameplay and rough weapon sounds are accompanied by a pretty serene and slow-paced music.
* VideoGameLives: The player character begins with three of them.
* AWinnerIsYou: After you beat the game by punching the red factory shut-down[=/=]self-destruct button in the final level, you are immediately shown a paragraph of badly proofread text about your injured character staggering out of the factory to be congratulated by your unit chief, who then says "Quickly recover, the other mission will be needed you."
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''Bad Toys'' is an [[FirstPersonShooter FPS]] developed for Windows 3.1 by Czech brothers Pavel and Libor Valach in 1995, then re-released as a colorized version called Bad Toys 3D by [[http://www.tibosoftware.com/ Tibo Software]] in 1998.
The toy company Happy Toys is bought by Delta Military Systems to become Delta Toys. The following Christmas Day, a security guard for the company is charged with shooting his own daughter, but the security guard blames the toys for the murder. Shortly afterwards, Delta Military Systems loses all contact with the toy company. A SWAT team is sent in, but all members are reported missing in action. Subsequently, the Defence Council sends in their [[TheAce best man]], the player character, to investigate.
Well, that's what [[AllThereInTheManual the manual]] [[ExcusePlot says]], anyway.
The game was one of the first FPS's for Windows (during a time when most FPS's were developed for DOS). It is still available for purchase at Tibo Software's website.
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FeaturelessProtagonist: According to the manual, you are the best man, and nothing more is said about the [[PlayerCharacter PC]].
LivingToys: The premise of the game. You explore a toy factory while shooting (or beating) toys down.
LockedDoor: In every level, you have to find keycards for locked doors to proceed.
The toy company Happy Toys is bought by Delta Military Systems to become Delta Toys. The following Christmas Day, a security guard for the company is charged with shooting his own daughter, but the security guard blames the toys for the murder. Shortly afterwards, Delta Military Systems loses all contact with the toy company. A SWAT team is sent in, but all members are reported missing in action. Subsequently, the Defence Council sends in their [[TheAce best man]], the player character, to investigate.
Well, that's what [[AllThereInTheManual the manual]] [[ExcusePlot says]], anyway.
The game was one of the first FPS's for Windows (during a time when most FPS's were developed for DOS). It is still available for purchase at Tibo Software's website.
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FeaturelessProtagonist: According to the manual, you are the best man, and nothing more is said about the [[PlayerCharacter PC]].
LivingToys: The premise of the game. You explore a toy factory while shooting (or beating) toys down.
LockedDoor: In every level, you have to find keycards for locked doors to proceed.
