Ultratank
Absolutely a waste of a dollar, There’s no rhythm whatsoever, and every level shares the same song. You can tell how the levels look, and are, just by looking at the menu screen, and I’m not saying they’re good either, I guess they do their job, but nothing is special about them, the dev just wants you to play this for as long as possible, hence the multiple levels. This game is obviously a cash grab, and it’s upsetting. Don’t buy this.
– Real player with 0.1 hrs in game
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Battle Command
Before 1990, if you wanted to control an assault tank you either had to sign up to Her Majesty’s Armed Forces, or settle for the basic side-on or top-down computer graphics of the day.
Then there was Battle Command.
The game sees you take command of a futuristic assault tank, dropped by Helicarrier right into the middle of the action on the battlefield. While many other 3D efforts of the time resulted in confusing wireframes or framerates measured in spf instead of fps, Battle Command’s fully-filled polygons were a breath of fresh air… until that air was filled with the acrid smoke from the burning wrecks of enemy buildings and vehicles!
With multiple camera views allowing the player to sit in the belly of the beast or to see the action from a third-person perspective – a real innovation at the time – this much-loved ‘command’ game focused more on outright fighting that the strategic elements of similar titles. Yet it was not all simply ready-aim-fire; the player still has to equip the most suitable ammunition to satisfactorily complete each one of the exciting and varied missions.
According to the original box art:
_Set in the near future of an alternative reality, Battle Command is an arcade/strategy game in which the player controls a single ‘Mauler’ Assault Tank in one of sixteen scenarios in the ultra-war, fought between two dominant races in the New World. The latest phase of this north/south war has been going on for over ten years with a stalemate eventually developing – a stand-off between armies massed over a long dug-in battle front.
Such are the defensive capabilities of each side, full scale assaults are suicidal, so any offensive moves are, by necessity, small behind-the-lines actions performed by elite troops in specially designed vehicles. The Mauler is the latest such machine – capable of being lifted in and out of hostile territory by fast stealth choppers and armed with the most advanced weaponry the northern sides can devise.
First into Battle…
…Last to Leave!_
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Modern Assault Tanks
Clear pay4win, greedy like hell. Microtransactions everywhere, cannot progress without paying. No balance at all. Do not bother.
– Real player with 17.1 hrs in game
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A new take on an old theme but much much better than just the plain “Modern Tanks” game title! Better physics and much more realistic!
– Real player with 12.1 hrs in game
Tank Universal
Crystal Universal
Full Review at GameDragons.Net
Presentation
Tank Universal is one of the most weird, yet ambitious indies you’ll ever play, as it tries to introduce you to a story that’s not even defined by the end of the title. Developed by a single person, New Zealand’s graphic designer Phil Jones, the game kicks off by introducing you to a terminally ill patient who was prescribed a virtual reality headset in order to help him relax. Inside this virtual reality is where you will take control of Unit8, a soldier finding himself at the beginning of a revolution against the society that rules the virtual world, deciding to join the resistance and help them defeat Gorgon, the ruler and oppressor of their world.
– Real player with 26.5 hrs in game
A great game about tank skirmishing in 80’s-version-of-the-future-worlds. The player goes up against a giant eyeball overlord along with men from a resistance movement. Together they fight past vast amounts of enemy vehicles such as tanks, artillery, and even goddamn bombers.
The story is more or less just there so people won’t complain about lack of a story, and the read-only dialogue is laughably bad at times, but the game contains a lot of fun to be had and some really unexpected twists.
Once you beat the campaign, you can test your strength in the “skirmish” mode, where you have 20 minutes to kill as many enemies, of all types, as possible, and try not to die in the process.
– Real player with 14.1 hrs in game
Tanks in Labyrinth
We played this game with friends and you know it’s very nice. It’s a lot of fun to play it, especially if you get together in a big company.
_Also, which is very pleasing, there is an opportunity to both play on one PC and the possibility of playing in multiplayer.
_The game has a good graphic and sound design.
__Also, importantly, the game is not particularly demanding of system requirements, you can play even on weak PCs.
__The game controls are clear and responsive.
___An interesting solution with random maze generation.
– Real player with 0.6 hrs in game
On the front line
Poor game - not even worth the $4.99 I paid for it. Game has lots of “bugs” - nearly impossible to play with the camera view you have. Don’t bother! They got me , but save yourself!!
– Real player with 24.1 hrs in game
Rubbish! Slowest tank I have ever come accross - little if any guidance or help on missions. Mappage ineffective. Don’t buy!
– Real player with 10.3 hrs in game
Red Crucible: Able Archer
This game is freaking awesome!
– Real player with 21.8 hrs in game
yes
– Real player with 11.1 hrs in game
蛛火Spider fire
This is a tank (spider car) shooting game. In the game, you will control a spider car to find the exit in the maze. Of course, you also need to find the key to open the exit. Some strange robots in the maze are not friendly to you. You can be in the box in the maze Find some props that will help you deal with the enemies in the maze.
When you click on the spider car, it can enter the shooting state, but the bullets you shoot are limited. Most of the time, you need to place mines to deal with the enemy. Your mines can be used infinitely.
Chariot Land
Chariot Land is a simple shooting game with only movement and shooting operations and unlimited ammo.
The player needs to select a chariot(Some chariots need to be unlocked by completing certain level and killing a certain number of enemies ), and then enter the level combat, clearing all the enemies.
When the player is in the enemy’s line of sight, he is locked, and can use the terrain to avoid enemy tracking, or run away.
Every time you destroy an enemy, you will get a shield or a medical box. Shields can be accumulated indefinitely, but health cannot exceed the maximum.
There are currently five levels, the first of which is a simple kill game that is completed by clearing all enemies. For the rest of the level, the enemies will flow out of the big transport helicopter, which must be destroyed first, and then the rest of the enemies will be cleared. Note that the enemy will come to the rescue when attacking the transport helicopter.
Fight when you’re ready!
Heroic Armored Company
Very good game but short…(more coming soon)
Need to be optimized but It’s hard and fun to play.
I hope they will continu to work on.
– Real player with 24.9 hrs in game
Having played Hero Armored Company for about 10 hours now, already some things can be said about this tank sim. Let me begin with the most important thing: I like it! This game has the potential to become a great tank simulator.
Does it have problems? Yes. Does it need improvement? Absolutely! But that doesn’t wipe out the fact that this is the most fun tank sim I’ve played since World Of Tanks (and I’ve played a LOT of WoT!!!) - and for me at some points it even superseeds it!
THE GAME
For now only part of the single player content is available with a Story Mode (with at this moment 8 missions) - an aspect I definately miss in WoT! Single Player Mission Mode and Multiplayer Mode will become available at a later stage. So far I have been grinding myself though the Story Mode.
– Real player with 18.9 hrs in game