_ Direct execution of the game, without the need to download data and simulator.

_ No ads.

_ No need for internet.

_ Compact and small data file.

_ Ability to save and recall the game at any point of the game you want.

The player controls a green army men soldier fighting by themselves against the tan army men in their territory.[2] The game tasks the player with completing objectives.[2][3] There are four different tasks the game assigns the player: search and rescue, search and destroy, delivery, and escort missions.[3] The search and rescue missions task players with finding an item or person on the map and then bringing them back to the player's base.[3] Search and destroy involves destroying a specified target to end the level.[3] Both delivery and escort require the player to protect an object, vehicle, or person and bring them safely to a specific area on the map.[3]

Army Men: Operation Green contains 15 levels that are set in 5 different climate environments.[3] Although the game has a top-down perspective, the player controls their green army men character like they would in a first-person shooter.[2] The player must fight through a mass of enemies using a variety of weapons to complete their objectives, and then move onto the next level.[3] The weapons include a standard handgun, bazooka, grenade, flamethrower, knife, and a minesweeper; the game allows players to cycle through weapons they have picked up with the "Select" button.[3] IGN's Craig Harris noted the gameplay's similarity to the Army Men 's Game Boy Color games.[2] In order to save progress through the game's 15 levels, the game uses a password system instead of a normal save game system.