Hello dear VOGONS, usually once per year i have this urge to play a obscure game from my younger days and then i remember my memory isnt what it used to be.

This time i am looking for a RTS, squad commander game, top down (bird's eye) view. You controlled a bunch of "funky" soldiers in World War 2, there were diferent units, such as officers and scuba troopers, i also remember that to complete some objectives you had to plant explosives. I am not sure if vehicles were present, but i belive they were, with tanks being the same size as the soldiers, so they would fit the game's overall cartoony feel. You were only able to play as US troops, with german soldiers being your enemy.

Each time a new unit was going to be introduced into the game, a tutorial was given about said new unit in a boot camp scenario. I also remember the game had very unresponsive commands, with your soldiers either going were you didint clicked or not moving at all.

If it serves of any help, one of the only quotes i remember when you clicked a unit was a very deep and groovy "YOU!"

It was a Windows game (100% sure it was not DOS), i would guess it was released around 1998-2000, it was also very "indie" by today's standards, i think it was released by a european (possibly eastern europe) studio (dont ask me why i think that).

To help out, soldiers looked like this :

But gameplay was closer to Gruntz:

Except it was a world war 2 enviroment.