Army of One
Other (objects, etc.) concept
The protagonist deals death as if they were a whole army company. Especially if the opponents treat them as such.
147
games
29platforms
Name variations: One Man Army
MAC 1996
XBOX 2002-06-04
PS1 1996-11-30
ST 1989
PS3 2007-04-24
WIN 1997-10-09
MAC 1994-12-21
WIN 2007-11-06
PS1 2000-02-10
DOS 1993-12-10
XBOX 2001-12-11
X360 2008-09-17
In modern games this tends to be lampshaded with the enemies (and possibly allies) expressing disbelief and even fear upon learning of a single man, woman, or whatever-you-are killing company after company of their fellow mooks.
In older games this was largely made due to technical limitations, though often enough this is simply done for sake of coolness or feeding the munchkin inside every (male?) gamer.
Shmups should NOT be tagged as this is the norm in them.
In older games this was largely made due to technical limitations, though often enough this is simply done for sake of coolness or feeding the munchkin inside every (male?) gamer.
Shmups should NOT be tagged as this is the norm in them.
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The first Army of One video game was released in 1989.
Blizzard, Bungie Software and Capcom published most of these games.