Games like Mini Royale

Steam reviews

What players say

Players find a fun, free, toy-soldier battle royale held back mainly by a nearly empty player base, which leaves most matches filled with bots.

Many players enjoy the concept: small green toy soldiers fighting across a child's bedroom, with a grappling gun, solid gunplay and compact, creatively designed maps. Several reviewers say the movement feels smooth and the controls responsive, and some praise the friendly community and quick developer responses to cheaters. The main complaint is the player count: many players report long queue times, duo and solo queues that fail or are disabled, and matches filled with bots. Some players also report cheaters and exploiters, slow or crashing launches, lag and overly fast deaths with little chance to see the attacker. A number of reviewers say a planned console port or cross-play could help. Reviews from the last year lean more positive than the overall mixed Steam rating, and several who recommend the game say it is worth trying while the community is still active.

Who it suits

Players who enjoy casual, arcade-style shooters and want a free, playful battle royale to try with friends while the community is still active.

Who should skip it

Players who need full lobbies, reliable matchmaking or a fair competitive experience, or who dislike playing against bots.

Short vs. long playtime: Players with under 20 hours judge the game mixed, mainly because of queues and bot-filled lobbies; those with 20 to 200 hours mostly recommend it, praising the gameplay and community while still accepting the small player base.

Summarised by AI from 80 Steam reviews (English, helpful and recent), as of Oct 28, 2026.